State record
Sweepstakes casinos are banned in New Jersey
A New Jersey statute closes the dual-currency sweepstakes model. We list no operators for this state and we do not link players here to any sweepstakes casino.
Legality verified
The ban on the record
Banned by law- Statute
- A5447
- Effective
- August 15, 2025
- Operators listed
- 0
- Source
- Published bill text
What this means for players
- Operators may not offer dual-currency sweepstakes play to New Jersey residents. The ones we track have withdrawn.
- We list no sweepstakes casino for New Jersey and we will not link you to one from this page.
- If you still hold a balance with an operator, contact its support directly about withdrawing it. We cannot do that for you.
Open jurisdictions near New Jersey
Open the full state trackerBordering jurisdictions where we have found no statutory ban. Residency and identity checks still apply at every operator.
How the model works
Sweepstakes casinos were sold to New Jersey players as promotions rather than gambling: Gold Coins for play, Sweeps Coins redeemable for prizes, no purchase necessary to enter. The statute on this page rejects that reading and treats the dual-currency model as gambling.
We keep this record online because the ban is the single most useful fact about the state. Removing the page would only send players to sites that will happily take them.