SINCE New Jersey legalised sports betting there has been monumental movement in the local industry, with many of the biggest sportsbooks in the world now having a foothold in the US state. This page will highlight the best sportsbook reviews online, with our take on the best NJ Sportsbooks an independent view from local writers. Below you will find a few paragraphs about each betting site we have reviewed, plus further navigation to full reviews:
Feb 03, 2021 New Jersey boasts over a dozen sportsbooks with many more online sports betting apps associated with their casinos. While Atlantic City is seen as the best place to bet on the Jets, Giants, Devils, Nets, and all other New Jersey-New York based teams, it is actually the racetracks that take the most action.
One of the leading gambling companies in the world, William Hill did not take long to enter the New Jersey market after sports betting became legal. William Hill started out in the United Kingdom as a retail bookmaker, before expanding rapidly when the online boom came. These days William Hill offers everything from poker to casino to sports betting. At this point the New Jersey website of William Hill only offers sports betting. Read the full William Hill review.
Owned by the Stars Group, Betstars is one of the leaders in online sports betting in New Jersey. Offering some great betting promotions and wagering on all major international and domestics sports, BetStars moved into the NJ market through its partnership with Resorts Casino in Atlantic City. The betting site also has up to $500 in free bets available for new customers, although its worth noting it works on a “refund” model where if you lose your first bet it gets refunded up to $500. For more info on Betstars bonuses, read our full review.
DraftKings is a US-brand that got its start in the fantasy sports market, before the recent developments which have lead to regulated sports betting in some states in the USA. DraftKings has got a great reputation among its customers in New Jersey and operates in the state via its relationship with Resorts Casino in Atlantic City, where you can also bet in-house. While the promotions and bonus offers run by DraftKings are right up there among the best of them, if there is a downfall we found while writing our sports book review, this betting company could spend some more time ironing out the layout of their website. To find our more information about the company, bonus offers, promotions, what sports and wagers are available, read our DraftKings New Jersey review.
While FanDuel might be more known for their fantasy sports games, their sportsbook has been launched in New Jersey with great fanfare. Powered by leading international betting brand, Betfair, FanDuel provides a slick interface (for US standards) and also some great bonus offers available, including on the major US sports events. Another pro of FanDuel is that you can bet on sports, play real money fantasy sports and play at their online casinos, all at the one URL. Read our FanDuel review to find out more.
One of the more well-known brands in New Jersey, PlayMGM is mainly known for its Borgata casino brand. However, the PlayMGM sports betting arm is outstanding, with thousands of daily markets, on sports held in both the USA and overseas. We’ve taken a liking to PlayMGM because of their basketball odds, with the odds often better here than elsewhere during the early parts of the 2019-20 NBA season. Read our guide to MGM sports betting in New Jersey.
Caesars is one of the most well-known gambling brands in the world, and their sportsbook is now live in New Jersey. You can bet at both their top-flight online sportsbook and in the flesh at the venue. While the online sportsbook includes wagering on numerous popular US sports, you can also play at the companies online casino with the same account. Regulated by the appropriate bodies in New Jersey, we expect Caesars sports betting offering to continue to improve. Read our Caesars NJ review.
This Australian-founded online betting site is one of the newer entries into the USA, and they are definitely providing some unique betting options. Pointsbet sportsbooks PointsBetting deal, where the more your bet wins by the more you will win. Pointsbet.com also has plenty of appropriate deposit options for New Jersey punters, including popular credit cards, web wallets and much more. Read our Pointsbet NJ review.
Originally launched in 2018, PlaySugarHouse.com is affiliated with popular casino the Golden Nugget, while the brand has also launched in Pennsylvania in 2019. SugarHouse has got both an online sports betting offering and a gambling site on offer. Covers all of the popular US sports like basketball and football and has some really nice bonuses for new players. You can find out more about the what is on offer by reading our SugarHouse NJ review.
Launched in 2019, the Resorts Casino sports betting website has a nice layout and some great bonus offers and promotions for both new and existing players. The website is fully responsive and works well across all platforms. Has an outstanding selection of domestic sports betting markets, while they also offer some unique markets on international sports like Australian football. Learn more reading our Resorts Casino review.
The Golden Nugget sports betting site has a great layout, although it can at first seem to be a bit busy. If we had to highlight the best thing about the Golden Nugget betting site it would be that it has futures markets well in advance of other books in New Jersey. If we had to highlight a downside it would be the lack of horse racing markets – although the Golden Nugget sportsbook is not on its own there. If you’re in New Jersey and not a member of the Golden Nugget you should be. You can claim a nice no deposit $50 welcome bonus for signing up.
Learn more by reading our Golden Nugget sports betting review.
With sports betting operations in dozens of jurisdictions worldwide, Unibet is one of the best-known gambling brands on the planet. Unibet NJ brings the company’s online sportsbook and casino products to the Garden State. Read more in our Unibet NJ review.
Foxbet is one of the latest betting brands to hit New Jersey, with it an amalgamation between Pokerstars and Fox Sports. With the clout of these giants of industry behind it, it’s hard seeing Foxbet not taking off in the states. Read more in our FoxBet review.
Reviewing online betting sites is a hard thing to do if your’e not familiar with the product, which is one thing we always make sure of before employing someone to write our reviews. They must be based in New Jersey and be passionate or at least objective about sports betting and the local industry. Some of the things that we look for when writing our sports book reviews are:
Licensing: If a betting site is not licensed by the New Jersey Department of Gaming Enforcement you won’t find it on this site. While there is a thriving offshore betting industry surrounding the USA, New Jersey is one of the states with fully regulated and legal sports betting industry.
Bonuses: We love something for free at New Jersey Sports Bet and online betting sites catering to this market, so far, have all got great bonuses, usually in the form of freebets or bonus bets. As always be aware of the wagering requirements attached to any free bets, it’s not the year 2005 anymore, they are much harder to game.
Betting markets: Our betting reviews will always take a look at the sports and racing markets on offer. What is the point of signing up at an online betting site if they don’t have the markets you want to be on.
Mobile sports betting: With all online betting sites needing to have a mobile website in 2019, we take note of the quality of each in our reviews, including highlighting any lowlights of the mobile offering. So far all the regulated online sportsbooks in New Jersey have got mobile websites, while many also have native and local apps available.
Opinion / Verdict: When it comes down to it, there are many online sportsbook review sites out there and most are factually correct, but not all have accurate and well-formed opinions. Our reviews are written by New Jersey locals and edited by industry experts. You can trust us.