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Senate bill would require New Jersey online casinos to provide new responsible gaming tool
If the proposed legislation passes, New Jersey online casino users can expect to see at least monthly reports from operators detailing their wins and losses.
Lawmakers in New Jersey are considering legislation that would require licensed online casinos in the state to send out monthly statements to their users. Under Senate Bill 4280, operators must issue regular details of gamblers' wins and losses – at least on a monthly basis – through push notifications.
How the proposed Senate bill affects NJ online casinos
As proposed by Sen. John McKeon, S4280 seemingly serves as another layer of responsible gambling promotion in the Garden State. The bill would require NJ online casinos to share recaps of gamblers' gameplay regularly and alert those users through a push notification.
The proposal describes "push notification" as an automatic electronic message that is displayed on a customer's mobile device even when the casino app is not open. This requirement, McKeon said, is meant to ensure that users see the message and engage with the platform to see the statement.