New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement: Latest News

Online poker once again pales in comparison to online casinos games and sports betting.

Following approval in Pennsylvania, Parx hopes to offer online gaming to players in New Jersey as well.

Until Pennsylvania joins the shared liquidity pool, online poker in New Jersey will continue its slump.

The only online poker room thriving in New Jersey is the one that is able to offer its services across multiple states.

Powered by The Stars Group, owner of PokerStars, players in New Jersey will be able to enjoy sports betting via the BetStars brand.

Atlantic City’s Borgata Casino and its parent company MGM Resorts International, have launched their mobile…

Harrah’s Casino Philadelphia, powered by Caesars Interactive Entertainment is set the bring the World Series of Poker online brand to Pennsylvania.

Online casinos set another record and sports betting figures from the first full month.

Slated to go live on May 1, a shared online player pool is coming to New Jersey, Nevada and Delaware for players on WSOP.com and 888poker.

Online poker operators in New Jersey collectively suffered their worst January on record in terms of revenue since the…

Across Europe, the United States and now even South America, shared liquidity has finally won out—2018 should see cross-border shared liquidities across all key existing and emerging online poker markets.

Tom Wolf signs legislation to allow online poker, daily fantasy sports, casino games and slots.