Sports fans in New Jersey will get the opportunity to attend games and other events inside arenas and other indoor venues starting next month, Gov. Phil Murphy said Monday.

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New Jersey venues with capacities of at least 2,500 people will be considered large venues, a change being made to allow more people to attend sports and entertainment events. State officials also ...

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For one night the home of the Yankees’ Double- A affiliate Somerset Patriots became the neighborhood diner. Their game with ...

Legal sports betting has also blown up in New Jersey without college events on the wagering menu. In September, New Jersey even became the first U.S. state to surpass $1 billion in monthly wagering .

New Jersey, home to several major league sports teams, will allow a limited number of fans to attend sports and entertainment events at venues with 5,000 or more seats as soon as next week, Gov ...

Yes, sports betting in New Jersey has been legal since June 11, 2018, when Governor Phil Murphy signed Assembly Bill A4111 into law. The move came just one month after the Supreme Court overturned ...

New Jersey voters decided against a ballot issue that would have permitted sports betting on in-state college athletics programs and events. The issue was turned down by 56% percent of voters with ...

Mobile sports betting is now legal in New Jersey! Learn more, get promos, ... With exciting odds on the best sporting events from around the world, you certainly won’t run out of options.

The Atlantic City casino operators also pointed to the lead role New Jersey played in toppling the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA). A New Jersey-driven decision by the ...

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — New Jersey gamblers set a nationwide record for the most money bet on sports in a single month, plunking down almost $668 million in August on events including resurgent ...