New Jersey’s Division of Gaming Enforcement has urged igaming licence applicants to supply all necessary information in order to complete their applications by this Friday 20 September.
The DGE sent a letter to all casinos concerned last week explaining that failure to submit the required documents will mean it will not be able “to review and approve submissions and address licensing issues necessary for the issuance of a transactional waiver or Interim Casino Authorization”.
The ICA is the document that will enable New Jersey’s land-based casinos to offer online gaming products to residents of the state.
The Division is requesting information on all applicants’ hardware and game software formats that will be used on their platforms.
