New Jersey internet gaming
New Jersey regulates internet gambling at state level through the Division of Gaming Enforcement, a unit of the Attorney General's Office that
Official source: NJ Casino Control Commission - Frequently Asked Questions →
enforces the state's casino gaming laws and publishes both the internet gaming regulations and the list of approved internet gaming sites. The Casino Control Commission is the separate state agency that licenses Atlantic City's casinos and their key employees and hears appeals from decisions of the Division's Director. Players may submit internet gaming disputes to the Division, which is responsible for complaints concerning internet casino permit holders, and a state self-exclusion programme is available to anyone who wishes to bar themselves from play. This regime covers New Jersey only; poker is not named separately in the source cited, and the position in other US states is not established by it.
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