Now that the issues with intrastate online gambling have been worked out, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has relaxed on its rules regarding the number of software platforms employed by an individual operator.
The restriction of 5 branded websites per licensed operator still remains in effect, but has changed the rule requiring all those skins to be on one platform. The new rule allows for a lot more flexibility in the market, so long as the platforms used meet with the strict requirements of the Division of Game Enforcement.
jade
9 years ago
I almost want to move to New Jersey or anywhere I can play online at all the sites that do not accept US players. It does not make sense to me to have five websites on the same platform. I know that a lot of the international companies do it, but with several platforms you might get some of the customers that don't like...
I almost want to move to New Jersey or anywhere I can play online at all the sites that do not accept US players. It does not make sense to me to have five websites on the same platform. I know that a lot of the international companies do it, but with several platforms you might get some of the customers that don't like your one platform and go somewhere else.
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Cat50
9 years ago
Have fun everyone from New Jersey. I hope it reaches us soon.
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2fast4u
9 years ago
Some good news for a change
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