A new keno-style lottery game in New Jersey has been causing Democratic Rep. Ralph Caputo sleepless nights.

The Sun Herald reported the Caputo is concerned that the new Quick Draw keno-style lottery game, which was introduced six months ago, would draw business away from Atlantic City’s casinos.

Caputo said former Republican Gov. Chris Christie gave short notice to lawmakers when he decided to allow the lottery game. Quick Draw, which can be purchased for a minimum price of $1 and a $10 maximum, was rolled out in bars and restaurants in August.

To shield the casinos from possible negative impact, Caputo co-sponsored a bill that would essentially cut Quick Draw’s drawings from every five minutes to just twice daily.