All Betting Bonuses in New Jersey

Yes, New Jersey is one of only a few states that has legalized both online sports betting and casinos. Just make sure to play with companies that are licensed by the state, like the ones found on this page.

Yes! Sweepstakes brands, such as social sportsbooks and casinos, are completely legal. The same goes for daily fantasy sports and pick'em. 

Prediction markets are legal too, provided that they are regulated by the DGE and meet compliance requirements. New Jersey is currently in the process of introducing a licensing system for prediction markets. Until this system is in place, players can go by the companies' federal CFTC license.

Gambling in person requires players to be at least 21 years old. The same requirement is applied to online sportsbooks and casinos. Alternative forms of betting, such as DFS, sweepstakes and predictions, are usually allowed from 18 and up, but some brands require 21, depending on what type of games they offer. 

It's absolutely understandable that this might raise eyebrows, but it's a completely normal procedure. Online gambling operators will ask for your social security number, or more commonly just the last four digits, as it is a requirement by the IRS. The IRS requires this to help combat identify theft, fraud, money laundering etc. but it also helps verifying that players are of legal gambling age. The IRS might also need this in order to send players that win big the correct tax forms. 

A very valid question, as playing at an unlicensed or illegal off-shore brand can pose a big risk! First, let us start by assuring visitors that we only list licensed and legal brands on our website, regardless of which state you're from. If you want check yourself, we'd recommend checking with the local regulator. 

In New Jersey, the Casino Control Commission (CCC) is the agency issuing licenses to casinos and sportsbooks. They work together with the Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE), who investigates brands and enforces the state's gambling laws. A third player oversees different types of charity games; the Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission (LGCCC).

• Yes, winnings from either brick-and-mortar or online casinos or sportsbooks are subject to 20% tax on the winnings.
• Winnings from fantasy sports, sweepstakes or prediction markets are taxed as regular income, at between 1.4% to 10.75%, depending on your overall income.
• Uncle Sam wants a piece of the pie too. Gambling winnings have to be included on your federal income tax, at a flat 24%.