The Casino Association of New Jersey has lauded strong gains across Atlantic City for February, as the region enjoys “continued growth” across casino, igaming and sports betting. Bringing in total revenues of $241.1m, a 25.6 per cent increase from $192m,
Atlantic City casinos enjoyed an overall double-digit gaming revenue gain in February, although there were more individual casino losers than winners. On Wednesday, New Jersey’s Division of Gaming Enforcement revealed that Atlantic City’s nine casinos reported total brick-and-mortar slots and
Casino gaming revenue was up for the ninth consecutive month in February, according to state gaming regulators. Total gaming revenue for the month was $232.3 million, an increase of 21 percent compared to February 2018, based on data released Wednesday
The Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) today announced continued growth for Atlantic City in February, according to the March 13 Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) report. The gains in casino, Internet gaming revenues and sports betting, build upon gains
Tropicana Atlantic City held the grand opening of its new permanent sports book Friday. A ceremony took place at 1 p.m. to announced the William Hill Sports Book, located on the North Tower casino floor adjacent to Chickie’s & Pete’s
Tropicana Atlantic City got a little help from its friends, like former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski, in opening its permanent sportsbook. Officials of Tropicana, owner Eldorado Resorts Inc. and sportsbook operator William Hill US on Friday afternoon cut the
Something about casinos and buffets just go together. It’s been a pairing that has worked in Atlantic City since the first casino opened its doors here in 1978. And although its basic concept of reasonably priced all-you-can eat dining has
Eldorado Resorts is one of the newer players in the Atlantic City casino market. The Nevada-based company is running the show at Tropicana Atlantic City, a hot topic of conversation during last week’s fourth-quarter earnings conference call. In fact, NJ
Don’t look now, but a new contender is quietly rising to the upper echelon of Atlantic City’s casino market. In recent years, the Golden Nugget has steadily — and stealthily — grown its gambling revenue and market share, surpassing better
One of the biggest rock bands in history is coming to Atlantic City this summer. Aerosmith will play Atlantic City’s Borgota on August 16th and 18th. It’s part of an East Coast break during their Las Vegas residency. Pre-sales started
For the eighth month in a row, casino gaming revenue in New Jersey increased. According to the state’s Division of Gaming Enforcement, the nine Atlantic City Casinos generated $229.6 million in revenue in January. The DGE figures show that January
The nine-casino market in Atlantic City reportedly had a good January after recording an almost 20% increase year-on-year in aggregated gross gaming revenues to $229.6 million helped by a 53% overall rise in takings from online gambling to $33.5 million.
Atlantic City, NJ – The Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) today announced that Atlantic City had a strong start to 2019, according to the January 2019 Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) gaming revenue results report. The year started off
Atlantic City’s casinos started 2019 on solid footing, as hot slots overcame cold tables. According to the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, Atlantic City’s nine casino operators reported brick-and-mortar gaming revenue of $177.3m in January, a 9.2% improvement over
Casino gaming revenue continued to surge in the first month of 2019 with a reported increase of nearly 20 percent bolstered by online and in-house gains, based on figures released Wednesday by state regulators. Atlantic City’s nine casino properties reported