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New Jersey's gaming tax revenue hit a record $925.7 million in FY2026, up 42.3%, as higher online casino tax rates and continued market growth pushed the Casino Revenue Fund past $937 million.
BetMGM and Borgata Online players in New Jersey can now stream 50 real land-based slot cabinets through a new Awager partnership powered by Aristocrat's live slot streaming technology.
Atlantic City casinos posted $304.2 million in July revenue, their best July total since 2012, as record online gaming numbers boosted New Jersey's summer gambling market.
Awager, an Aristocrat Gaming company, is bringing its live-streamed real slot machine technology to BetMGM and Borgata Online players in New Jersey.
Vegas Club Casino has launched in New Jersey under a Caesars market-access deal, making it the state's 30th licensed online casino as iGaming revenue keeps climbing.
New Jersey's internet casinos out-earned Atlantic City's land-based properties again in June, extending a 10-month streak as online gaming taxes now dwarf physical casino contributions.
Tilman Fertitta's $17.6 billion bid to acquire Caesars Entertainment is now undergoing formal review by gaming regulators in New Jersey and other states where Caesars holds casino licenses.
New Jersey lawmakers want to block microbetting on mobile apps and websites while preserving the format at Atlantic City casinos and racetracks — a split approach that could set a national precedent.
Fertitta Entertainment's Caesars acquisition would give Tilman Fertitta control of 5 of Atlantic City's 9 casinos, putting the deal on a collision course with New Jersey gaming regulators who have the power to demand divestitures.
Nine Atlantic City casinos earned a combined gross operating profit of just $102.8 million in Q1 2026, a 22.6% slide driven by the highest quarterly expenses the market has seen in nearly a decade.
New Jersey's Senate committee advanced bills requiring written explanations for account restrictions and self-exclusion videos -- a significant step toward stronger player protections.
New Jersey's total gaming revenue hit $600.8 million in April 2026 — the state's strongest April in over a decade — with iGaming, sports betting, and land-based casinos all posting double-digit year-over-year growth.
