NJ Online Casino Market Leader Golden Nugget Spinning Off Into Its Own Company
On Monday, Tilman Fertitta announced that the online casino brand is being spun off into its own public company with a value of $745 million.
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NJ Gambling Czar Offers Lessons On His State’s Online Success
Speaking at a digital conference, NJ DGE Director David Rebuck stumped for his state’s approach to online gaming and its safeguards.
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April Is Cruelest Month Yet For Atlantic City Casinos
Online casino revenue more than doubled to about $80 million, but retail revenue dropped to zero in what was a brutal month for the industry.
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European iGaming Operators Recognize New Responsibilities During Pandemic
Online casinos’ CEOs say they’re gaining customers but satisfied that players aren’t overdoing it while cooped up at home.
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Estimating New Jersey’s Tax Losses From The Atlantic City Casino Shutdown
New Jersey took in $25.5 million in total gaming taxes in March 2019. March 2020 figures, due out Wednesday, promise a steep decline.
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February 2020 Revenue Figures Mark The End Of Atlantic City’s Winning Run
February continued an unbroken chain of industry growth in AC dating back to mid-2018, but only online casino will thrive in March.
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NJ Sports Betting Revenue Up Year-Over-Year In February In Spite Of Super Bowl Losses
The timing of the Super Bowl and sportsbook promos ate into February profits, but NJ sportsbooks still produced a solid revenue figure.
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NJ Fines Online Gambling Company After Two Self-Excluded Players Lost Combined $29,000
The Division of Gaming Enforcement fined an offshoot of Scientific Games for a software issue related to online gambling self-exclusion.
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FanDuel Crossover Customers Fueled Major Growth In 2019
The migration from daily fantasy sports to sports betting and from sports betting to online casino is propelling FanDuel in NJ and beyond.
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How Much Sports Betting Tax Revenue NJ Collects From NY, Quantified
A new report shows just how much sports betting New Yorkers are doing in New Jersey, and how much tax revenue NY is losing.
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