Bookie Profit Index - New Jersey

Written by:
Ean Lamb
Published on:
Mar/08/2019

New Jersey is an active state for betting all year long.  Both New York NFL teams play in the Garden State. In May 2018, the US Supreme Court paved the way for legalization of sports betting nationwide with New Jersey the first state since that decision to fully capitalize both via land-based establishments and online.  In fact, it can be argued that NJ now has a more lucrative sports wagering model than Nevada with registrations permitted from one's own home as opposed to the casino itself (i.e. Nevada).


As of March 8 New Jersey area bookies have a moderate need for a Pay Per Head service throughout much of the state this College Basketball season though there is a greater need around the Philadelphia region in South Jersey due to Villanova's solid play.  Despite near full legalization of sports wagering the bookies are still making out on those who require anonymity, sometimes better lines and gambling on the local College teams (something prohibited by those books that have obtained licenses in the state.  The Seton Hall Pirates have been playing well this season but were 13-16 Against The Spread and middle of the pack in the Big East at press time.   Looking for a bookie?  Let PremierPerHead help

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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