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Sweepstakes Casinos in New Jersey

Banned

Last verified: March 23, 2026

Current Status

Sweepstakes casinos are banned in New Jersey as of August 15, 2025. Governor Murphy signed A5447 into law, prohibiting dual-currency sweepstakes models. New Jersey's established regulated iGaming market was a driving factor behind the ban.

Key Legislation

A5447/S4282 was signed by Governor Phil Murphy on August 15, 2025, effective immediately. The law prohibits the sweepstakes model of play including dual-currency systems.

Platform Availability

Platform Status in NJ
Stake.us Unavailable
Legendz Unavailable
Shuffle.us Unavailable
Rolla Unavailable
Chumba Unavailable
WOW Vegas Unavailable
Fortune Coins Unavailable
High 5 Unavailable
Pulsz Unavailable
Zula Unavailable
American Luck Unavailable

Recent Changes (2025-2026)

Governor Phil Murphy signed A5447 (passed both houses June 30, 2025) banning sweepstakes casinos effective August 15, 2025. All operators ceased operations. A January 2026 bill proposed a regulated return but has not passed as of March 2026.

What This Means for Players

Players in New Jersey cannot access sweepstakes casino platforms. The ban took effect August 15, 2025. A January 2026 proposal for a regulated return has not advanced. New Jersey players have access to the state's licensed and regulated iGaming platforms as an alternative.

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