New Jersey lawmakers are rallying behind bills that would make the state the first in the nation to ban fast-paced online microbetting, citing a new report on problem gambling risks.
A New Jersey Assembly committee has advanced a bill to prohibit microbetting on digital platforms while leaving the format intact at Atlantic City casinos and licensed racetracks.
Two product liability lawsuits accuse FanDuel and DraftKings of engineering gambling addiction through AI-powered microbetting platforms. The cases arrive just as New Jersey moves to ban microbetting entirely — and the legal theory borrows directly from the playbook that just…
