New Jersey gaming regulators have hit Caesars Sportsbook with nearly $300,000 in penalties and forfeited funds in a responsible-gaming enforcement action, an unusually large sanction that comes as online gambling continues to expand in the state. According to SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement imposed a $251,250 civil penalty and ordered Caesars Sportsbook to disgorge another $45,465.38, bringing the total financial impact to $296,715.38. The state described the enforcement action as involving violations of New Jersey regulations governing responsible gaming.