Steve Callender, president of the Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ), issued the following statement regarding recent news about Atlantic City’s former mayor: “As the largest taxpayers and employers in Atlantic City, we are deeply disappointed by the recent news
The casino industry’s lobbying group has appointed a seasoned veteran to lead them following the abrupt departure of his predecessor. Steve Callender has been named president of the Casino Association of New Jersey, a trade organization that represents the collective
Atlantic City and New Jersey as a whole is seeing a surge in revenue thanks to sports betting, according to figures released by the state Attorney General. Legalized sports betting in New Jersey has been a boon to the state
The Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) is excited to kick off the 2019 NFL season, marking the second football season since the legalization of sports wagering in New Jersey. Atlantic City casinos will welcome sports fans to the seaside
Patrons wagered over $293 million in New Jersey’s sportsbooks in August, helping mark a 13 percent increase in casino profits compared to August 2018 when the state first rolled out mobile and online sports betting. Data released Thursday by the
Casino win at the nine Atlantic City, N.J. casinos rose in August while revenue from internet gaming and sports betting surged, helping total gaming revenue in the Garden State swell to $352.8 million last month from $303.9 million in the
It was another good showing for Atlantic City casinos last month as its nine casinos saw the 15th consecutive month of gaming revenue increases. For the month of August, total gaming revenue for the iconic Boardwalk city’s casinos was $352.8
Gamblers wagered more than $293 million on sports in New Jersey in August, helping Atlantic City’s casinos win 13% more than they did a year ago. Figures released Thursday by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement show the nine
Online gaming and sports betting contributed heavily to a double-digit percentage increase in gaming revenue for the city’s nine casinos last month. Total gaming revenue was $338.8 million, an increase of 13%, in August compared to the same month last
The Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) today announced that Atlantic City had another great summer season, with August marking the 15-straight month of revenue gains. With great weather, the casino industry maintained solid employment figures, as well as increased
Atlantic City’s largest sportsbook hosted its official grand opening celebration on Sunday. The Book at Bally’s, all 15,228 square feet of it, hosted what resembled a Philadelphia Eagles tailgate party. Cotton candy, Cracker Jack, and AC’s first self-serve beer wall,
Online and mobile sportsbook operators in New Jersey may take nearly 80% of all wagers throughout the year, but on the first Sunday of professional football, casino sportsbooks were handling plenty of action. From the Boardwalk to the Marina District,
The Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) is kicking off the 2019 National Football League season, marking the second football season since the legalization of sports wagering in the state. As the Chicago Bears host the Green Bay Packers at
Once again, Atlantic City’s crown jewel is giving itself a little more shine. Yesterday, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa reported that they will spend $14 million dollars in a complete remake of both their vast lobby and three hundred plus
The 100th season of the National Football League kicks off Thursday, but the city’s casinos are planning big events for the first full Sunday and the whole season. Here is a breakdown of some of the things Atlantic City’s sportsbooks