Both casual and hardcore sports fans rejoiced when New Jersey signed into law a bill that legalized sports betting in the state in June 2018. New Jersey was well positioned to jump into the space given that Atlantic City was already a gaming powerhouse for decades.
New Jersey currently offers plenty of options on where to place wagers, both in-person and online and you can expect nearly every casino in the state to one day have a sportsbook with an accompanying mobile platform.
Does BetQL offer any bonus incentives for sportsbooks in New Jersey?
Yes, we currently offer bonus incentives for the following sports books:
New Jersey Sports Betting FAQ
Sports betting in New Jersey became legal on June 14, 2018 for both in-person and online bets.
New Jersey has one of the best infrastructures for sports betting in the country and offers numerous options for betting both in-person and online platforms. There are a number of different operators in the state including DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetStars among others.
Where can I bet in New Jersey?
There are currently 8 online sportsbooks in New Jersey where you can place a wager either through desktop or through mobile platforms. These sportsbooks include:
There are also a number of brick and mortar sportsbooks in New Jersey where you can place an in-person wager. These sportsbooks include:
No, you are unable to place wagers using New Jersey sports betting apps outside of New Jersey State lines. Each operator utilizes geolocation technology within their apps to assure that this does not happen.
The tax rate in New Jersey varies based whether the bet comes from a casino or a racetrack. The tax rate for Casinos is 8.5% for in-person bets and 13% for online bets. The rate for racetracks are also 8.5% for in-person bets and 14.25% for online bets.
New Jersey consumers can can take comfort that there is a large financial barrier of entry for new sports book operators to pass to be able to offer a sports betting platform. These include; Casino license ($200,000+), Casino Control Fund Retainer ($250,000), Sports wagering license ($100,000), Internet gambling permit ($400,000+), with a minimal renewal few of $250,000, and a Responsible Gaming Fee ($250,000).
