Prohibits casino licensees from using non-wagering casino games to solicit future gaming.
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Overview
This bill prohibits casino licensees in New Jersey from using non-wagering casino games to entice future gaming activity. Specifically, it aims to prevent casinos from leveraging these games to solicit bets or participation in authorized casino games. The bill amends existing regulations to clarify that such practices are prohibited, ensuring that non-wagering games cannot be used as a tool to promote future gambling. This legislation seeks to maintain the integrity of casino operations and protect potential patrons from being lured into gambling through deceptive means.
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