The latest release pushed both state libraries to fresh highs, with Sahara Riches: Collect’Em Max leading a batch of new slots from Playtech, IGT, Games Global and others.
FanDuel led the market as year-to-date internet gaming revenue climbed to $1.87 billion and the sector kept a three-month run above $270 million.
FanDuel stayed atop the market as World Cup betting helped lift the state’s “other” sports category.
Regulators also ordered disgorgement, and one report said the penalty could be the state’s largest online-gambling fine.
Retail slots and table games beat online gambling for the first time this year, even as iGaming set a monthly record and sports betting crossed $100 million.
The Break More Piggy Banks promo gives a free entry on opt-in, then doubles entries on the featured slot.
The launch brings 4K remote play to BetMGM Casino and Borgata Online, starting with 50 physical cabinets and more than 30 titles.
Higher online rates and continued internet gambling growth helped push the Casino Revenue Fund to a new high.
The ruling held that later gambling outside the state does not erase a voluntary choice made in 2004, and said gambling is not a constitutionally protected activity.
The 12-day series brings 12 ring events, a $250,000 Main Event and half-price buy-ins on Sunday.