New Jersey Players Can Easily Self-Exclude from Online Casinos

by Sarah Lewis on 2015/02/23

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement adopted new regulations that make it easier for its residents to self-exclude themselves from virtual casinos. They can do this through the DGE’s own website or via NJPortal.com. To self-exclude themselves from one to five years, players have to enter some personal details and confirm their identity. They can also self-exclude at any online casino or via the gambling office in New Jersey. This is made very easy compared to previous policies that require a player to join a casino and then self-exclude himself through the website.