New Jersey takes aim at offshore casinos on the Internet
Salve Firing the latest in the fight for online games, the State of New Jersey announced Monday that it has initiated three actions against offshore casinos on the Internet for adoption alleged illegal betting New Jersey residents.
State Attorney General John J. Bauer, Jr.
According to Farmer, who have Web sites “, each in New Jersey with a computer and Internet access can participate in a large number of online games for money, including Casino-style games such as Black Jack and Craps, Paris on horse racing and sports betting.
The costumes were the culmination of a period of 15 months of joint investigation by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement and the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, said Bauer.
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New Jersey, has turned its probe indications that online casinos violates the Constitution of New Jersey, and the progress of civil and criminal statutes, people, including the happiness of players to minors participate in illegal gambling.
In addition, the State, that the defendants had made their “illegal activities” on the walls of posters in New Jersey. The pages “so-called orientation of the chance of minors was a player especially” unacceptable practices, “said Bauer.
“New Jersey residents should understand that these pages are not regulated and uncertain,” said Bauer. “Quite simply, they are a bad bet.