Gambling

As we know, New Jersey's gambling laws are among the least restrictive in the United States. In 2013, New Jersey began to allow in-state online gambling, and recently the state won a lawsuit that dismantled Nevada's monopoly on legal sports betting.

From smoking to gambling, New Jersey apparently has a lot of vices. In fact, we're Top 5 in the whole United States for having bad habits, according to a new study.

With people home much more than usual during the pandemic, sports betting and online gaming has been booming. Here are some signs that you could have a problem.

A Keyport man has plead guilty to his role in a gambling conspiracy which has led to him forfeiting $80,000 he brought in while operating outside the law.

While betting is now legal in New Jersey, there's no point in getting carried away or you'll feel worse than whoever loses the game on Sunday.