Q: Can I gamble and play online poker(real money) in a public library on public internet in NJ, US?

A: Computers set up for the public, as in libraries or employment offices, generally have limitations on their uses. That could mean prohibiting their use for activities other than general and educational purposes. You would need to read the library's usage terms for more definitive guidance. Good luck

A: Using a public library's internet connection to play online poker for real money is risky and may not be advisable. Libraries typically have policies restricting certain activities on their networks, especially those that involve gambling or adult content. Even though you are of legal gambling age, playing in a public space where minors are present could lead to uncomfortable situations or even violations of library policies.

Playing at a private business like a coffee shop could be a better option, as these locations generally have fewer restrictions on internet use. However, it's important to ensure that you follow the establishment's rules and be mindful of the public setting. Make sure to protect your privacy by using secure connections and avoid discussing sensitive activities in public.

If you want more privacy and security, consider using a virtual private network (VPN) at home, which could help prevent others from spying on your internet activity. Another option is to visit a place dedicated to adult activities, like a casino or a private club that offers internet access, where gambling is more acceptable.