Regular promotions at PointsBet

PointsBet's welcome bonus is one of the best in the industry, and the promotions don't stop after that. Instead, they just keep coming in droves. Here is just a glimpse at all the promos you'll see.

• Daily parlay boosters: PointsBet gives every user two booster “tokens" each day. You'll receive the tokens, which you cannot carry over, at midnight. They can boost one regular parlay of three-plus legs and one single-game parlay of three-plus legs. All you have to do is add your parlay to your bet slip and check the booster box, and you will see the odds jump up. We've found that the odds usually go up by about 10%. There are no maximum or minimum odds associated with the parlays.
• Daily odds boosts: PointsBet also offers daily odds boosts, which you can find by clicking on the “Booster odds" header on the app or website. Odds boosters are available on all types of sports, and you can expect special ones to be available for major events like the Super Bowl, golf or tennis majors and other playoff and championship games.
• Second-chance promotions: The New Jersey sportsbook also has second-chance offers running pretty much all the time. One of the most common is a parlay insurance promo where if you miss only one leg of your parlay of four or more legs, you get a refund of up to $25 in bet credits.
• Bad beat begone: PointsBet also has a Karma Kommittee that may refund bets if there is an egregious bad bet, be it a ref's wrong call, a brutal injury or something along those lines. For example, during the PGA Tour's Farmers Insurance Open in 2021, which Patrick Reed won despite a controversial ruling, PointsBet refunded all pre-tournament outright winner bets on all golfers other than Reed.

If it wasn't clear before, PointsBet has promotions aplenty, and they're just going to keep coming. So be sure to check the promotions page frequently to see what offers are available.

Is PointsBet legal in New Jersey?

Definitely. PointsBet is a licensed and regulated sportsbook in New Jersey and has been since launching on Dec. 11, 2018. The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement granted PointsBet a license in the state after putting it through the same vetting process as any other entity that applies for a betting license.

According to NJ gambling laws, bettors need to be 21 or older and also must be somewhere in the state to legally wager on sports. The location requirement exists in other states with legal sports betting, and to ensure compliance you are required to have some form of geolocation software on the device you use to access PointsBet.

How to create a PointsBet account in New Jersey

To create a PointsBet account just open the website or app and tap “Log in." After that, you'll have to supply your:

• Name
• Address
• Phone number
• Email
• Last four digits of you Social Security number
• Birthday

Remember, you do not need to enter a PointsBet promo code when you join PointsBet New Jersey to claim your $250 welcome bonus in May 2025.

All that remains is checking some boxes to verify that you are 21 or older and that the facts you stated are correct. You could complete the entire application in the course of a commercial break during a New Jersey Devils game.

PointsBet Sportsbook app

The PointsBet app is one of the best in New Jersey, due to overall speed and the incredible number of sports and bet types that are available.

How to download the app

Start by following one of our links to the PointsBet site and clicking on the proper link for your device (iOS or Android). From there, you'll download and then install PointsBet onto your device. Then you can start making sports bets from anywhere in New Jersey.

Navigating the PointsBet app

PointsBet is packed full of information, but based on the overall layout and how everything is labeled, it is not at all overwhelming. A few of the key areas to be aware of are the main menu (lower left), your account (upper right) and your bet slip (both upper and lower right).

When you click on the menu, there are headers to get you back to the homepage, promotions page or live betting page. You'll also have links for creating quick parlays, viewing all the sports you can bet on and then the featured games and bets. At the very bottom you'll also find contact info for the help desk.

Under your account is where you can find links for depositing and withdrawing money. This also is where you can see how many booster tokens you have remaining for that day. Along with being able to see your account history, you can check on your bet credits from here.

How to bet

PointsBet's betting slip is where you can see all your active and settled bets, as well as bets you have added to your slip but have yet to place. To make a bet, you'll tap on what you want to wager on and either quickly place that bet or add it to your slip. As you add more wagers, you can choose to place straight or parlay bets. Teasers are a little different at PointsBet, and we'll talk about that a little later.

Overall, the PointsBet app is one of our favorites. We love all the betting choices, the number of promotions and odds boosts and of course how fast it is moving around in the app. Just make sure you check the promos page often so you don't miss out on anything, and be sure to click the boost box when you create parlays or three or more legs so you don't waste your booster tokens.

Best features of the PointsBet Sportsbook app

Here is a quick rundown of a few of our favorite things about PointsBet.

• Betting options: Man, do we love all the betting markets that PointsBet has to offer. PointsBetting is something totally apart from anything we've seen, but the ability to create your own teasers so easily is another great feature.
• Promotions: PointsBet also does a great job with all the promotions and odds boosts that it offers basically every day of the year. The promos run the gamut from a high price of entry ($50-$100) to those that refund losses of $25 or less.
• Speed: These days, having to wait for a couple of seconds can feel like an eternity; that's why it's awesome how fast the PointsBet desktop site and app are. Lightning fast is not an exaggeration when it comes to PointsBetNJ.

How could PointsBet improve?

Along with that, though, are things PointsBet could stand to do better. Here are the three biggest.

• Customer service options: If you never experience any problems with PointsBet, then this won't be an issue for you. However, if you do, chances are you'll wish it had more options than email or live chat to get ahold of customer service.
• Better live betting: In game betting at PointsBet is not bad, but it could be better. In particular, we'd like to see it add stats and animations to the live betting page so users could get a better grasp on what is going on during a game. Right now you only get a score and time remaining.

What is PointsBetting?

PointsBetting is a unique way to bet where your wins and losses are not fixed, but instead vary depending on how correct your wagers are. For greater explanation, here's an example:

• You wager $10 on the Brooklyn Nets (-10) to cover the spread in their game vs. the New York Knicks. And suppose the Nets win in a blowout, 130-100.
• With traditional, fixed odds betting, you'd win a little over $9 on this bet. With PointsBetting, however, you would win $200.
• That's because PointsBetting multiplies your wager by the number of units you were right or wrong by. In this case, the Nets covered the spread by 20 points, and 20 units multiplied by $10 equals $200.

PointsBetting has the potential to win or lose you a lot of money with relatively small wager amounts, but you have control of that, as well. All PointsBetting markets have max loss and max win levels, and many of them include a slider bar that lets you set those levels.

There also are a number of distinctive PointsBetting markets available, marked by a small “i" that you can click on to get a detailed summary of how the bet functions. PointsBetting can be a super fun way to bet on sports, but make sure to always check your max win and loss levels so you know what the potential losses could be.

Types of bets available on PointsBet New Jersey sportsbook

The sportsbook has plenty of ways other than PointsBetting to wager on sports, let's take a look at them.

• Moneyline bets are bets on who will win, nothing else. If the New York Giants are listed at +215 on the moneyline, it means they are underdogs and a $100 wager on them would stand to win $215. If the Philadelphia Eagles are -175, then they are favored and it would require a $175 bet for a potential profit of $100.
• With point spread wagers, you need to correctly determine the margin of victory. If the Philadelphia 76ers are -4.5, then they need win by at least five points for your spread bet on them to win. Meanwhile, their opponents need to avoid losing by five points or more for a bet on them to win.
• Over/under bets are concerned only with how many points there are in a game. For instance, if the over/under for a baseball game is 8.5, a bet on the over would win if both teams combine to score nine runs or more, regardless of which team wins.
• Prop bets are side wagers that tend to be about if a specific occurrence happens during a game. You could place prop bets on a particular player to score a goal or record a certain number of points during a game, for example.
• Parlays are combine two or more bets into a single wager. For the bet to be successful, however, all of your picks need to be correct.
• Teasers are another type of multi-bet, but they function differently at PointsBet. At most other sportsbooks, you create teasers by selecting multiple spread bets and then adjusting the spread for each game by the same number. At PointsBet, you'll click on the game you want to bet on and then tap on the “Teasers" header. Now you can pick the exact spread you want for the game. Continue doing that for all the games you want to bet, and then create a parlay with those selections. We love this new way to bet on teasers that gives you more control over how you want to bet.
• For round robins, you'll make three or more selections and the sportsbook will group them so that you can miss a pick and still win some money.
• Futures are long-term bets, generally on championship teams and award winners. It's commonplace for bettors to place futures bets at the start of a season, but you can generally make them at any time.
• Live betting is any bet you place on games already being played. The more popular the event, the more in game betting options you will have available. For some events you only will be able to bet on an updated moneyline, while for others you can wager on what will happen during the next possession or play.

Sports you can bet on at PointsBet in New Jersey

PointsBet has a slew of sports you can wager on, from the most popular sports like football, basketball and soccer to more niche offerings like table tennis, rugby and volleyball. This will include bets on the NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB, UFC, PGA Tour, MLS, WNBA, tennis and NASCAR. You also can wager on college sports like football and basketball.

If you enjoy following international sports, you'll be able to bet on soccer from all over, including the English Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Champions League and World Cup. You also will find markets for hockey's KHL and basketball's EuroLeague.

New Jersey sports teams you can bet on

If you're looking to bet on a local team, not only are there a few teams that play in New Jersey, but squads just across state lines in New York and Philadelphia.

• In the NBA, you can pick from the New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers and Brooklyn Nets. Though we'll understand if you still haven't forgiven the Nets for leaving New Jersey.
• For baseball, there are the New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets.
• In hockey we have the New Jersey Devils along with the Philadelphia Flyers, New York Islanders and New York Rangers.
• The New York Jets, New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles are all options for football. And of course the Jets and Giants play their home games at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
• The WNBA is home to the New York Liberty, still one of the premier franchises in the league.
• Major League Soccer boasts the Philadelphia Union, New York Red Bulls and New York City FC.
• You can also bet on college sports, but remember that you're not allowed to bet on New Jersey-based NCAA basketball or football teams, so betting on Rutgers, Princeton or Seton Hall is not possible at PointsBet or any other legal sportsbook in New Jersey.

New Jersey futures betting

It should come as no surprise that PointsBet has a fairly substantial futures market for all the top sports and leagues.

The best way to find available futures bets is to select the sport you're interested in. For this example, we'll pick basketball. After selecting basketball in the A-Z sports listing, see a list of markets available (featured, in play, next up, all comps and futures). Click on futures, and all the available basketball futures markets at PointsBet will pop up.

Depending on when you're looking at futures markets, there could be a limited number of options available. For example, right after a season ends, chances are PointsBet will not have a ton of markets up for the following season just yet.

How to deposit and cash out on the PointsBet app

PointsBet has quite a few ways for you to deposit money but fewer options for withdrawing funds, so make sure you're comfortable with one of the choices. Here are your options for depositing:

• ACH (e-check)
• Credit or debit card
• PayPal
• Online bank transfer
• PointsBet Play+ card
• PayNearMe

And here are your choices when it comes time to cash out:

• ACH (e-check)
• PayPal
• Online bank transfer

PointsBet's land-based casino partner in New Jersey is Meadowlands Racetrack, and you can deposit and withdraw funds in person there. To do this, you'll need your six-digit account number, which is located under “My account," and a valid ID.

When cashing out, you'll need to first request the withdrawal from your account and then wait until you receive a text message confirming your request. The text also will include a code you'll need to get your money.

PointsBet Racebook New Jersey – Coming soon

After a successful string of years, PointsBet is continuing its growth by acquiring Premier Turf Club, LLC. The company behind the horse betting site BetPTC.com will become part of PointsBet’s incoming project: PointsBet Racebook.

Following the company and the website’s rebranding, players at PointsBet Racebook can expect to enjoy a handful of great promotional specials. These bonuses will likely include a $200 offer for new players who bet at least $750 and a 4% cashback for those who make exotic bets.

Although the PointsBet Racebook is still in its rebranding stages and is currently not live, players in eighteen states will have access to all the available racing options. Our team will pay attention to any additional developments and keep you posted once the racebook goes live.

How to contact PointsBet customer support

The easiest way to reach out to PointsBet's customer service department is by emailing [email protected]. If you require more immediate assistance, you can get in touch via live chat on either the PointsBet desktop site or app.

As is the case with most online sportsbooks, PointsBet also has a help page that includes an FAQ, which we find particularly well organized and thus easy to sort though and find what you're looking for.

Responsible gambling at PointsBet New Jersey

In an effort help promote responsible gambling, PointsBet will give you the power to set your own limits. That means you can control how much time and/or money you can spend at the sportsbook. On top of that, you can ban yourself for a period of three, seven or 30 days. And as a last resort, you can permanently ban yourself.

You can also find helpful articles and information at PointsBet about spotting potential gambling problems and what to do and whom to contact if and when that happens to you or someone you know.

Where is the PointsBet retail sportsbook?

Presently, PointsBet doesn't have a retail sportsbook in New Jersey. PointsBet's land-based partner in the Garden State is Meadowlands Racetrack, which is why you can make deposits and withdrawals there.

• Address: 1 Racetrack Drive, East Rutherford, New Jersey
• Phone: 201-843-2446
• Website: www.thebigm.com

Is PointsBet the best sportsbook in New Jersey?

PointsBet is without a doubt among our favorite online sportsbooks in New Jersey. Whether it is the absolute best, though, probably has more to do with personal preference than anything else.

If you enjoy the thrill of having no idea how much money you're going to win or lose on a single bet, then PointsBet is perfect for you thanks to PointsBetting. The ability to create your own custom teasers is another great perk.

If PointsBetting and teasers just aren't your thing, then it wouldn't surprise us if you consider oddsmakers like DraftKings and FanDuel to be a little ahead right now. Either way, we don't think there's any disputing that PointsBet is one of the best sportsbooks in New Jersey.