Can't Bet the Army Navy Game Online From New Jersey

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Can't Bet the Army Navy Game Online From New Jersey

Online sportsbook apps regulated in New Jersey are prohibited from taking bets on Saturday's Army-Navy game as it is being played in-state at MetLife Stadium.  Options include local bookies and a handful of offshore books that offer anonymous wagering accounts.  Gambling911.com does not promote sports betting in New Jersey at this time.

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Army (8-3) has put together a run in the series since Jeff Monken took over as coach in 2014 and started to rebuild a program that ended up losing 14 in a row to Navy. The Black Knights have won four of the last five, including a 15-0 win last year when the game was played at West Point because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Most of the games have been close.

The line on this one was coming in at Army -7.  Gambling911.com had a line of Army -10.

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- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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