New Jersey Introduces Responsible Gaming Rules for Online Operators

New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport, together with state gambling regulators, has put data-driven responsible gaming rules for online operators into effect. The new provisions have been added to the state's existing legislation.

Davenport announced the matter at a press conference held on Tuesday. The Attorney General said they were further strengthening the safety net that protects consumers.

Under the new rules, operators must monitor their customers for certain metrics that point to problem gambling behavior. Details on which metrics will be used are not included in the portion of the report available to us.

According to the headline of the report, the Attorney General's Office also targeted the prediction market platform Kalshi. The source text gives no information on the scope or legal basis of this step.

The regulation reflects a trend in the online gambling sector toward supporting player protection with data.