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Committee releases bill directing gaming regulators to study ad language and restrict certain promotions

Assembly Tourism, Gaming and the Arts Committee · May 8, 2025
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Summary

Assembly Bill A5562 would require the Division of Gaming Enforcement to arrange a study and implement language requirements for gambling advertisements and restrict promotions in certain locations. The committee moved and released the bill without in‑person testimony.

The Assembly Tourism, Gaming and the Arts Committee voted to release Assembly Bill A5562, which would require the Division of Gaming Enforcement to arrange for a study and implement language requirements in gambling advertisements and restrict certain promotions in specified locations.

Vice Chairman Calabrese and Assemblywoman Hall are listed as sponsors. Committee members had no in‑person testimony for this bill and moved to advance it; the chair announced the bill was released and will proceed to the full Assembly for further consideration.

The record does not include detailed language or specific locations for restricted promotions; the committee forwarded the bill for further review and possible floor amendments.