Caesars Entertainment, which operates multiple Atlantic City casinos, has said it will implement a sports betting app 'quickly.' Caesars and MGM each offer mobile sports betting in Nevada. MGM CEO Jim Murren said Tuesday that the Borgata in Atlantic City will begin offering mobile wagering by the end of the week, but no official launch date has been set. DraftKings did not give a definitive length of the trial but said that it is the final step before receiving approval by New Jersey Division of Gaming to officially launch the sportsbook in the state. Participants in the trial will be able to bet, win and lose real money. Once live, New Jersey will join Nevada as the only states offering legal mobile sports betting.ĭraftKings, a prominent daily fantasy operator entering the sports betting space, announced Wednesday that it is opening registration for its mobile sports betting app in New Jersey and will begin with an invite-only trial period. Sportsbook operators in Atlantic City casinos and New Jersey racetracks are poised to launch mobile sports betting phone apps. Now New Jersey sports betting is set to go mobile. New Jersey adding mobile sports betting to offeringsīettors have been placing sports wagers at various New Jersey casinos and racetracks for nearly two months. You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browser
