After three years of widespread legal sports betting, New Jersey-based gamblers on Thursday grew ever closer to being able to bet on Rutgers football games, Seton Hall basketball contests, and other competitions involving state schools
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Beginning Friday, just in time for Memorial Day weekend, masks will no longer be required indoors for fully vaccinated people and social distancing rules will end in New Jersey for retail businesses, food and beverage establishments and casinos.
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New Jersey online gambling and sports betting experienced a rare decline in April, according to the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement. Online gambling generated $107.7 million, a drop from March’s $113.7 million. Sports betting dropped from $60.8 million in March to $54.8 million in April.
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Figures released Friday by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement show the casinos took in nearly $108 million from internet gambling in April. That's up nearly 35% from April 2020, when all the casinos were closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and online betting was the only game in town.
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Watching New Jersey’s legal sports betting market set national records last year, state lawmakers wanted to expand it to allow wagering on New Jersey college teams in time for the football and basketball championships.
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According to a complaint against DraftKings dated March 1, 2021, the online gambling firm simply “missed a step in the process” aimed to protect people with gambling problems from further harm.
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SuperBook considered a couple casino partners in New Jersey, but the Meadowlands—the Big M—has “terrific history,” Jay Kornegay VP of Race & Sports Operations at the Las Vegas Westgate Superbook said. “It’s a highly respected partner. We’re in good hands and good company.”
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