NJ gives two more licenses for online gambling
Just over a month to go in New Jersey for online gambling and the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) has issued two more licenses bringing the total issued now to four, with both the Trump Plaza and the Trump Taj Mahal both given the green light to start online operations on the 26th November.
The Trump Plaza has joined forces with Betfair to offer online gambling, although Betfair are still awaiting their license. Trump Taj Mahal has gone for Ultimate Gaming the company that already operated online poker in Nevada.
Already licensed to operate in the Garden State are Borgata and Golden Nugget, all eyes are now on those companies that are offering their services to operators in New Jersey to see if they are approved for their licenses.
Over the next few days there will be more licenses issued to operators as the trial date for online gambling is the 21st November, a five day trial period given by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement to ensure all is working and meets regulations. After that period final approval will be given to go live in New Jersey.
