New Jersey tightens sport betting rules to ensure integrity in combat sports

Following the controversy surrounding a significant fight, the New Jersey State Athletic Control Board made revisions to its sports betting policy. The revised policy forbids anyone connected to combat sports from wagering on any combat sport, both domestically and internationally.

Although it is still permitted, employees must register with the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement in order to bet on non-combat sports. Additionally, the new policy mandates that anyone under its jurisdiction report any suspected infractions of sports betting regulations right away.

 

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The New Jersey State Athletic Control Board has updated its sports betting policy following a high-profile controversy. The new rules prohibit individuals involved in combat sports from betting on any combat sports worldwide. Non-combat sports betting remains allowed but requires employees to register with the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement. Additionally, the policy obliges individuals under its jurisdiction to promptly report any suspected violations of betting regulations. These changes aim to maintain integrity in sports betting.