Anyone know when this is starting ? These brick and morters dont sound appealing at all.
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DraftKings has it. They are with ocean resorts hotel. You can get paid via check or by going to their hotel.Comment -
DraftKings is garbage you can’t parlay the game or the total of the same game never seen anything like it...Comment -
Read somewhere -115 on baseball money lines as well.
No thanks, will stick with Heritage/Lowvig/Bookmaker/5Dimes.Comment -
I know DraftKings is a joke but right now they are the only app live in NJ. So I'm trying to send them a small deposit and it just doesn't work. Debit and ************ get rejected, bank transfers rejected. It's worse than sending money offshore.Comment -
Thanks. I signed up for DK yesterday. MLB looks like 30 cent lines on sides. Awful. I will play the totals as they are more standard. The lines are high and I will smash them with unders. Already got line value on totals better than my off shore and local accounts.Comment -
If you are betting bases all DraftKings bets are action. No listed pitchers. WTF? Haven't seen that in like 15 years. Remember Intertops.Comment -
SugarHouse Online Sportsbook
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SugarHouse Sportsbook
One of the first to launch in NJ’s legal online sportsbetting market, SugarHouse Online Sportsbook offers a generous first deposit match bonus of up to $250. Find all of the major sports available including NFL, NBA, and MLB
SugarHouse Sportsbook launched in New Jersey on Aug. 23, one day after playMGM, becoming the third online sports betting site in the Garden State.
For new players, SugarHouse Sportsbook offers a great first deposit match bonus of 100 percent up to $250. Players who sign up at SugarHouse Sportsbook and use the promo code 250MATCH will get the deposit bonus. It is encouraged that players deposit $250 in order to take full advantage of the offer.
Because SugarHouse combined its NJ online casino with its online sports betting site, the money deposited can be used for either casino games or sports wagering.
SugarHouse is owned by Rush Street Gaming, which also owns the Philadelphia casino with the same name and the three Rivers casinos in Pittsburgh, Illinois (Des Plaines), and New York (Schenectady). It operates its online casino (and soon, its sportsbook) in New Jersey by virtue of Golden Nugget Atlantic City‘s gaming license.
Ironically, SugarHouse will almost certainly beat its land-based counterpart to the online sports betting market. Golden Nugget has plans to enter soon, but not as quickly — the Atlantic City property just opened a temporary facility in the past two weeks.
SugarHouse Online Sportsbook FAQ
When will the SugarHouse Sportsbook launch in New Jersey?
Soon. There are numerous rumblings about an imminent debut. It could happen any day now.
What will the site look like?
Rush Street has partnered with European sportsbook developer Kambi to handle the sports betting side of the site. Kambi has designed numerous sportsbooks, including the one for DraftKings. So, there are a few aspects we can comfortably predict to appear.
VARIETY
The DraftKings Sportsbook has almost every type of sports betting known to man on it. Obviously, the typical point spreads, moneylines, and totals bets appear, but so do parlays, propositions, and a rather extensive in-game betting system.
Rush Street has enough resources to develop a similarly-complex site design. So, there’s no reason to assume that the SugarHouse offering will be less varied in its scope.
FLEXIBILITY
Another feature of many Kambi products is the flexibility and accommodation of the software. Innovations like the DraftKings betting carousel ease the burden on players when it comes to finding their preferred bets.
DraftKings also accepts bets as inexpensive as $0.10. SugarHouse may want to include as many New Jersey inhabitants in its customer pool as it can, regardless of their betting limits.
CONSISTENCY
Consistent branding is essential for welcoming customers to a new portion of business. A new sportsbook must comfort new customers by maintaining its branding and color scheme as much as possible.
That’s why the DraftKings Sportsbook carries the familiar green and black colors and the “crowned-D” logo. For SugarHouse, there’s no reason to suspect its sportsbook won’t feature the blue and white “SH” logo and the light gray background that adorn its NJ online gambling site.
What kinds of bets will I be able to make?
At this point, there is no indication that any particular type of bet will be off the table. Just from a competition standpoint, SugarHouse will have to offer all the wager types that most sportsbooks welcome. So, here are the bets you will likely be able to make:
- Point spreads
- Moneylines
- Totals
- Futures
- Propositions
- Parlays
- In-game
Whether or not some of the quirkier betting types will appear remains to be seen. So, teasers, pleasers and alternate lines are a question mark, at this point.
It is also unclear if SugarHouse will feature a live ticket system that matches the one at DraftKings. DraftKings allows players to cash out their tickets for reduced payouts at almost any point during a particular contest, but SugarHouse may not choose to follow.
What kinds of bets will I not be able to make on SugarHouse?
With so many bet types available, it may seem like nothing will be forbidden at SugarHouse. However, New Jersey’s sports betting law does contain a few prohibitions that affect all sportsbooks in the state.
So, the following bets will not be available when SugarHouse launches:
- High school sports of any type are not permitted
- Collegiate sporting events that take place in the state of New Jersey are not eligible for wagering
- Bettors may not bet on sports contests involving colleges from the state of New Jersey – primarily, this rule will affect games involving Rutgers, Seton Hall and Princeton
- Key participants in a particular sport – players, coaches, referees, trainers, etc. – may not wager on that sport at any level.
What age do players have to be in order to place sports bets?
21. All live and online gambling in New Jersey requires players to be 21 or older.
If I am a SugarHouse Rewards member, will my sports betting count?
Almost certainly. The VIP program for its online casino will likely transfer over to the sportsbook as well.
How can I deposit and withdraw on the SugarHouse Sportsbook?
DEPOSITS
Again, the online casino options provide a clue for what kinds of options to deposit will be on the sportsbook. So, the following options may be available for players wishing to make online sports bets:
- Cash at the Golden Nugget Atlantic City cage
- ACH/Echeck
- Neteller
- Online bill pay
- SugarHouse Prepaid Card
- Wire transfer
- 7-Eleven PayNearMe
- PayPal
WITHDRAWALS
Of those methods, four will likely be available for withdrawals as well. They are:
- Cash at the GNAC cage
- ACH/Echeck
- SugarHouse Prepaid Card
- Neteller
- PayPal
It may also be possible that wire transfers will be available. There’s no indication of such on the SugarHouse online casino, but the ubiquity of the method may lead to its inclusion here.
How do I contact support if something goes wrong?
SugarHouse support will be available via email 24/7. If you need more immediate assistance, there will be a live chat function from 10 a.m. to 4 a.m. EST.
You can also try calling (855) 752-9101 if you prefer to use the phone. However, the hours of availability for this method are more limited than the other two options.
There will also be an extensive FAQ to assist you. It may reduce your frustration level if you look there first before reaching out.
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Another shit app....Comment -
It’s actual not bad since there the first ones and the others coming will be awesome. I’m up since it’s went legal in nj and rather have paper tickets anyway so no taxes everComment -
The software is horrific for legal places
It can never ever duplicate offshoreComment -
a ton of bullshit in this thread...read here if you want the real news:
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I signed up on MGM via Iphone app in NJ. I HAVENT DEPOSITED AS I read the taxes are brutal. I was looking to maybe snack some better lines then my 2 guys offer with the off shore PPH. Its hard enough to win without uncle sam jacking 15%Comment
