The guidance addresses social-media prominence and a narrow racing exception before the restrictions take effect on 1 January 2027.
The 2026/27 licensing window is open, with several firms already approaching the authority about the emerging category.
S597 was advanced by the Senate Judiciary Committee in New Jersey and forwarded to the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee on October 16.
Tennessee marks the seventh state in which Underdog has filed a lawsuit against gambling regulators, joining Massachusetts, New Mexico, Washington, Wisconsin, Connecticut and Ohio.
FanDuel led all licensed operators in Arizona with just over $12.1m of online revenue during August but decreased 14.3%, while DraftKings followed with $11.3m and fell 11.2%.
The football confederation is targeting 10 to 12 sponsorship deals for 2027, with television exposure boosting the appeal of commercial packages despite the loss of betting operators.
Caesars Virginia led all commercial operators in Virginia with just over $36.1m of casino revenue during September, representing an increase of 28.2% year-over-year.
At least four platforms remain accessible after the country’s betting ban took effect, while authorities have blocked 10,000 illegal websites.
The Justice Ministry says loot boxes expose minors to risks similar to online betting, which Brazil has banned, and wants six 18+ games checked for age verification.
The proposed legislation would establish multidisciplinary care, family support and professional training for people experiencing compulsive gambling and gaming, pending the state Governor’s decision.