This legal document, part of the New Jersey Administrative Code, governs the operation of sports pool and online sports pool wagering at casinos and racetracks. It outlines the requirements for equipment and software used in operating a sports pool, including the need for review and approval by the Division’s Technical Services Bureau. The document specifies that the server or other equipment accepting wagers must be located in a racetrack or in Atlantic City, and it provides guidelines for creating wagers, risk management, fraud detection, and regulatory compliance.

This document, part of the New Jersey Administrative Code, governs the general requirements for Internet and mobile gaming. It applies to patrons who engage in Internet or mobile gaming, casino licensees offering Internet or mobile gaming, and employees of Internet gaming operators. The document outlines various provisions and regulations related to Internet and mobile gaming, including requirements for displaying responsible gambling messages, detecting the physical location of patrons, ensuring the integrity of gaming systems, implementing player protection measures, and complying with federal requirements.

This document governs the establishment and management of Internet or mobile gaming accounts. It applies to patrons who wish to engage in Internet or mobile gaming, as well as casino licensees who are responsible for creating and maintaining these accounts. The document outlines the requirements for establishing an account, including the collection of personal information such as the patron’s legal name, date of birth, and contact details. It also mandates the verification of the patron’s identity and age, as well as the establishment of security measures such as passwords or access security features.

This document outlines the standards and operational controls for Internet or mobile gaming systems. It applies to Internet and mobile gaming systems and sets forth various requirements for security measures, secure communications, detection and reporting of suspicious behavior, patron account access information, patron session management, prevention of wagering without sufficient funds, account suspension, responsible gaming limits, bonus and promotional offers, manual adjustments to gaming data, acknowledgment of gaming deposit threshold, and utilization of celebrity players.

This document outlines the general requirements for retail fixed odds wagering in New Jersey. It applies to race tracks, licensed wagering operators, and patrons. The requirements include maintaining a cash reserve to cover outstanding wagering liability, investigating and responding to patron complaints, using approved totalisator equipment and kiosks for wagering, transporting receipts to a secure location for counting, complying with state and federal laws regarding currency transactions and anti-money laundering protocols, collecting personal information for wagers over $10,000, redeeming winning tickets through ticket writers or kiosks, recording information for each wager made, including event description, wager selection, odds, amount, and date/time, issuing tickets with operator information and unique identifiers, recording information for redeemed lost tickets, preventing redemption of previously redeemed or altered tickets, expiring unclaimed winning tickets after one year, accepting various methods of payment, prohibiting credit to patrons, setting fixed odds for wagering, offering fixed odds wagers only on approved races, restricting wagering to patrons 18 years or older and not self-excluded, requiring Division consent to void wagers, and allowing recalculation of starting post price but not adjustment of odds after a wager is made.

This document governs the requirements for online fixed odds wagering in New Jersey. It applies to licensed wagering operators accepting wagers from patrons online. The operators must perform a system integrity and security assessment conducted by an independent professional approved by the Division. The assessment report must include the scope of the review, the individuals who conducted the assessment, findings, recommended corrective actions, and the operator’s response. Online wagers can only be accepted from patrons located in New Jersey, unless permission is granted for acceptance from another jurisdiction.

This document outlines the requirements for establishing online fixed odds wagering accounts. It applies to patrons who wish to engage in online fixed odds wagering. To establish an account, a licensed wagering operator must create an electronic patron file containing the patron’s legal name, date of birth, Social Security number or equivalent identification, account number, residential address, email address, telephone number, and other information used to verify the patron’s identity. The operator must encrypt sensitive information such as Social Security numbers, passwords, and financial details.

This document outlines the licensing requirements for entities offering fixed odds wagering in New Jersey. Racetracks and the Authority must be licensed as a wagering operator, while other entities authorized to operate fixed odds wagering, either online or retail, must be licensed as a casino service industry enterprise. The application form for licensed wagering operators who are not already licensed as casino service industry enterprises is available on the Division’s website and requires a non-refundable fee of $25,000.

This legal document governs the internal controls and house rules for fixed odds wagering operations conducted by licensed wagering operators. Licensed wagering operators are required to file internal controls with the Division prior to commencing operations and maintain them. The internal controls should address various aspects such as user access controls, segregation of duties, risk management procedures, fraud detection and reporting procedures, prevention of wagering by prohibited patrons, anti-money laundering compliance standards, description of wagers and integrated third-party systems, procedures for ensuring registration of fixed odds vendors, and procedures for telephone wagering.

The operator of a hub facility shall submit for the Commission’s approval internal control procedures as defined in 13:74-1.1 .