In early 2019, Australian sportsbook operator PointsBet entered the New Jersey sports betting market under a licensing agreement with Meadowlands.

BetStars is the latest betting site to establish a presence in the New Jersey online sports betting market and launched its website and mobile app on 13 September 2018. 888 Sportsbook was next to launch its sports betting platform in the state with an android app and website that launched on 10 September 2018. Capitalizing on the potential of the sports betting market and expanding its reach across the US, Caesars Casino launched an online sportsbook with a mobile app and online site on 6 September 2018. William Hill and FanDuel Mobile Sportsbook were the next two sportsbooks to launch online sports betting apps and websites in New Jersey, with both platforms launching services on 1 September 2018. SugarHouse Online Sportsbook & Casino then launched its site and app on 23 August 2018, becoming the third online sports betting platform to launch in New Jersey, and the first US gambling brand to launch an integrated online casino and sportsbook. However, at present, it’s only available on Android devices. PlayMGM was the second mobile sports betting app to launch in the state, on 22 August 2018. Interested in playing online casino games at legal NJ-licensed sites? Head over to our NJ Online Casino section!

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Here is our rundown of the New Jersey sports betting market. Not only has the state shown that sports betting is a viable means to generate state revenue, it has also demonstrated that, when regulated properly, sports betting can be both a fun and safe activity for residents. Since New Jersey legalized sports betting the state has been at the forefront of the US sports betting industry.

New Jersey was the third state in the US to implement legal and regulated sports betting after the repeal of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), putting it on the same playing field as Nevada- where sports betting had been legal for many years- and Delaware, the first state to have launched sports betting after the PASPA repeal.

All that’s left for you to do is make your pick, sign up and start betting. All of our featured sportsbooks are legal and regulated in the state of New Jersey. Compare our expert reviews, scores and the bonuses on offer to pick out the bookie that suits you best. Looking to bet on sports in New Jersey? We’ve got a line up of the best sports betting sites available to punters in the Garden State.

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