Online casinos in New Jersey: is it legal?
New Jersey licenses online casinos, online poker and online sports betting through Atlantic City casinos, and banned sweepstakes casinos under P.L.2025, c.128 (approved August 15, 2025).
Licensed online sportsbooks (13)
njoag.gov ↗ · 2026-09-24New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement's own sports wagering page, which groups approved online sportsbook sites under the casino or racetrack licensee each is tethered to. The DGE names the casino/racetrack licensee rather than the digital subsidiary, so the licence holder shown is the DGE's own wording. The DGE's separate Internet Gaming Sites page (https://www.njoag.gov/about/divisions-and-offices/division-of-gaming-enforcement-home/internet-gaming-sites/) covers online casino and poker sites only and explicitly does not include sports wagering sites, so it was not used here.
Licensed online casinos (29)
njoag.gov ↗ · 2026-09-24NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement 'Internet Gaming Sites' page: 'The following Internet gaming sites are approved to conduct continuous 24 hour Internet gaming operations... Any site not included on this list is NOT approved to offer Internet gaming in the State of New Jersey.' DGE publishes site URLs grouped under each Atlantic City casino licensee, NOT consumer brand names, so 'brand' reproduces the published site string verbatim rather than an inferred brand name. DGE maintains a separate Sports Wagering page; every entry above is from the Internet Gaming (casino/poker) list. Page carries no 'last updated' date; approvals are stated to be issued on a rolling basis.
New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement's own sports wagering page, which groups approved online sportsbook sites under the casino or racetrack licensee each is tethered to. The DGE names the casino/racetrack licensee rather than the digital subsidiary, so the licence holder shown is the DGE's own wording. The DGE's separate Internet Gaming Sites page (https://www.njoag.gov/about/divisions-and-offices/division-of-gaming-enforcement-home/internet-gaming-sites/) covers online casino and poker sites only and explicitly does not include sports wagering sites, so it was not used here.
What the legislature is doing
Bills that would change what is legal online in New Jersey — loosening or tightening — with the status each legislature publishes. A bill that died still tells you something about the direction of travel.
This is general information taken from regulators' and governments' own published pages, not legal advice. Gambling law changes; check the regulator's current rules before you play.