New Jersey legalized internet gaming in 2013 and remains one of the largest US online casino markets. This page replaces our earlier New Jersey guide and focuses on how international businesses actually enter.
New Jersey online gambling: key facts for 2026
| Item | Position in 2026 |
|---|---|
| Regulators | Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE); Casino Control Commission |
| Law | Casino Control Act; internet gaming law of 2013 |
| Who holds the permit | Atlantic City casino licensees |
| Partner route | Internet gaming operators licensed by the DGE |
| Online tax | 19.75% of internet gaming and online sports revenue (since July 2025) |
| Authorization | Extended to 2028 |
| Suppliers | Casino service industry enterprise license or vendor registration |
| Geolocation | Players must be in New Jersey |
Entry routes
- Internet gaming operator — partner with an Atlantic City casino licensee and obtain DGE licensing for your company and key persons.
- B2B supplier — license as a casino service industry enterprise or register as a vendor to supply games, platforms or services.
- Acquisition or investment — subject to DGE suitability review of owners.
Requirements
- Suitability investigations of the company, owners and key employees;
- Servers and systems located in Atlantic City as required, with DGE technical approval of games and platforms;
- Geolocation, age and identity verification, responsible gaming tools and self-exclusion;
- AML compliance and DGE reporting.
New Jersey or another US state?
- Pennsylvania — larger market, 54% tax on online slots.
- Delaware — lottery-run online casino; vendor route only.
- Nevada — online poker only.
How Gambling Consulting Expert can help
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