Sports Betting

A bill that would allow fixed-odds betting on horse races, rather than the traditional pari-mutuel wagering, awaits action on Gov. Phil Murphy's desk.

Sports betting in New Jersey includes collegiate sports – but not on Jersey-based college teams or NCAA games played in the state.

The Garden State is the capital of sports wagering in the United States.

Governor Murphy has made sports betting legal in the state of New Jersey. Earlier today, he finally signed the bill to make it official. Starting Thursday, 6/14 at 10:30a, Monmouth Park Racetrack will be the first place in NJ that will take bets on college and professional games...

The Supreme Court has ruled that individual states can now decide whether sports betting is legal.

A federal judge on Thursday upheld a 21-year-old law prohibiting sports betting in 46 of 50 states, dealing a setback to New Jersey's attempts to revive its struggling casino industry by grabbing a piece of what has become a multibillion-dollar industry, both legal and illegal.

A federal judge is expected to decide whether to temporarily delay New Jersey's plan to allow sports gambling beginning next month

Tuesday, New Jersey voters will be asked to cast a ballot as to whether they support changing the state constitution to allow sports betting at Garden State casinos and racetracks.