New Jersey Online Casinos Set New Record in January
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.
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.
Its been nothing but success for online gambling operators in New Jersey over the first decade of operation, as the market continues to set new records and revenue numbers reach over $7 billion.
New Jersey online gambling market records new highs in 2023 as month-to-month revenues continue to soar and overall revenue since launch exceeds $7 billion.
Monthly revenue from online poker has been up nearly every month of 2023 — How PokerStars NJ’s strategic moves shape the state’s online poker landscape.
WSOP NJ goes from worst to first in June, thanks in large part to the operator running online bracelet events during the summer festival.
Lawmakers originally planned to reauthorize online poker and casino gaming for another decade, but the Assembly Budget Committee had other ideas — and only extended iGaming for five years.
A bill introduced last fall would reauthorize online casinos in New Jersey for another decade. The original 10-year authorization began in 2013 & expires in Nov.
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Revenue data shows PokerStars NJ has been peeling market share from WSOP since the year started, after the Flutter brand combined its player pools in Michigan and New Jersey.
The new Responsible Gaming Coordinator will ensure that operators and their affiliates adhere to a new set of 16 advertising standards.