New Jersey A2395 prohibits casino licensees from using non-wagering casino games to solicit future gaming.
New Jersey A2395 amends existing law to prohibit casino licensees from using non-wagering casino games to solicit future gaming. This means that casinos cannot use games that simulate real casino experiences, played for fictitious points or credits, to entice players to gamble with real money in the future. The bill aims to protect players, particularly underage individuals, from being lured into gambling. It does not limit casinos from offering non-gambling related rewards, such as free hotel stays or event tickets, based on participation in these non-wagering games.
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