iGaming operators generated $183.3 million in revenue in January and set a new all-time high for the fourth consecutive month, indicating another record breaking year is likely upon us.
A number of new responsible gambling measures are set to be discussed during the current legislative session as New Jersey politicians seek to stem problem gambling in its roots and help the affected individuals.
The court found that Atlantic City casinos are not obligated to dissuade problem gamblers and dismissed the case that blamed operators for tens of millions in bets made by a compulsive gambler.
The online lottery courier launches its first online casino product in the US and aims for further expansion into new regulated markets and gaming verticals in the coming months.
Two new Bills have been introduced suggesting slot games be introduced at the racetracks in some capacity, potentially boosting the declining revenue of both AC casinos and NJ racetracks.
The developer makes its second successful launch in the US in just a few months and continues its expansion across North America in partnership with Rush Street Interactive and BetRivers Casino.
Online casinos in NJ reported $180 million in revenues from casino and poker games in December, bringing the overall revenue for 2023 to $1.9 billion, making it the best years since the introduction of iGaming in 2013.
New and existing players who deposit on WSOP until Jan 29 will gain entry into the Main Event seat freeroll.
One of the biggest players in the US gambling industry, Resorts World is looking to launch an online sports betting app in the state of New Jersey in 2024 and is expected to be successful in bringing Resorts World Bet to life this year.
World-famous iGaming software developer Relax Gaming enters the US market through partnership with BetMGM NJ, adding thousands of new games to the popular casino platform and setting a precedent for future expansion into the US.