By The Weekly Edge desk ·
PlayUSA reported that New Jersey enacted Assembly Bill A5447 to prohibit paid-entry sweepstakes casinos using dual currencies. The operator coalition opposing the measure argued that it mischaracterised the industry and restricted technological development.
Affected sweepstakes platforms face fines for operating under the prohibited model.
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