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While New Jersey sportsbooks did not quite reach their once-considered improbable goal of crossing the $1 billion per month revenue barrier in January 2021, they possibly went one step better in reporting the best-ever month of revenue for the Garden States’ sports wagering industry.

New Jersey state gaming regulator, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE) has decided not to go ahead and name which of the state’s online sportsbooks and online casinos have been involved with the encouragement of players to not go ahead with collecting their winnings, and continue their betting and playing on chasing a bigger pay day.

New Jersey players in ETF markets are showing unprecedented interest in backing sports betting primary funds. Following a huge interest in Super Bowl betting, sports wagering throughout the Garden State is enjoying a record run and primary funds companies are going along for the ride.

Alongside their partners in the Garden State, FanDuel, global sportsbook, PointsBet, makes up the leading sportsbook team in New Jersey. The brand had a big day recently by announcing a multiyear strategic partnership deal with Hockey’s NHL.

Continuing its trend of dominating national sports betting trends, New Jersey Super Bowl betting increased by 116% in 2021 over last year’s figures. While Nevada had a larger Super Bowl handle than the Garden State, the trends are reversing. The Silver State recorded its lowest Super Bowl handle since 2016, while New Jersey is on the up-and-up.

Given that March Madness was canceled in 2020 due to some of the earliest closures of the global pandemic, New Jersey will be looking to double-down on the biggest tournament in college basketball in 2021.

It what looms to be a first for the ever-innovative New Jersey online sports betting industry, Esports Entertainment Group (EEG) has applied for a betting license with the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE) , the state‘s regulatory gaming and licensing authorit

As far as European and U.K. sportsbooks go, there is no bigger name in the industry than Betway. In what is massive news for the New Jersey online sportsbook industry and the United States as a whole, the global Betway gaming giant will open its virtual doors to action on this side of the Atlantic soon.

FanDuel Sportsbook has introduced a bold new feature that will ensures it keeps one step ahead of the mobile sportsbook competition in the lucrative New Jersey sports-betting market. Last week, FanDuel launched to its mobile app and also released on its website, a ‘Cash Out’ option.

New Jersey online sports bettors love to place wagers on the NHL, and with the 2021 season now in full swing, there is plenty of great wagering action for fans to enjoy from in-play live betting options through to a range of props, moneylines, point spreads, and of course, the ever-popular NHL parlay wagers.