This season, we urge fans to stick with regulated websites to avoid scams and bogus offers.” “Sportsbooks and daily fantasy sites licensed and authorized to operate in New Jersey are subject to nation-leading consumer safeguards against fraud, identity theft, and unscrupulous actors however, illegal sites have none of these protections. “We know that the start of football season brings with it an uptick in sports betting and fantasy sports participation, and we want everyone to enjoy these activities safely and securely,” said First Assistant Attorney General Lyndsay V. The Attorney General’s office, the Division of Gaming Enforcement, and the Division of Consumer Affairs released a joint statement in time for football season to remind the New Jersey sports betting public to only use legal sports betting operators that are licensed and authorized within the state.

State officials in New Jersey are urging residents to stay away from illegal sports betting and fantasy sports sites.