The Casino Association of New Jersey has lauded a strong year of growth for Atlantic City, after the state’s Division of Gaming Enforcement released its financial figures for December 2018. Praising “strong gains” in casino, sports betting and internet gaming
Atlantic City had a strong year in terms of economic growth, according to a Division of Gaming Enforcement’s report for December. In 2018, Atlantic City saw strong gains in casino, sports betting and internet gaming revenues; high employment numbers; and
Atlantic City casinos capped off December in style with gross gambling revenue (GGR) jumping nearly 20 percent. For the year, the nine casinos won more than $2.85 billion from their land-based, online, and sports betting operations. That’s their best performance
Atlantic City casinos closed out 2018 with a solid December performance, pushing the market to its third straight year of annual gaming revenue gains. On Monday, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement reported the state’s nine casino operators generated
Atlantic City casinos closed out 2018 with a solid December performance, pushing the market to its third straight year of annual gaming revenue gains. On Monday, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement reported the state’s nine casino operators generated
The Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) today announced that Atlantic City had a strong year, according to the December 2018 Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) gaming revenue results report. Throughout 2018, Atlantic City saw strong gains in casino, sports
2018 was a good year for Atlantic City’s casinos with revenue up 7.5 percent last year thanks to half a year of sports betting and two reopened casinos. Sports betting saw the casinos and two racetracks take in $1.24 billion
The opening of two new casino properties, the introduction of legalized sports betting and the continuous growth of internet wagering all contributed to a total gaming revenue increase of nearly 8 percent in 2018 compared to the prior year, according
Two reopened casinos and half a year of sports betting helped push Atlantic City’s casino revenue up 7.5 percent in 2018 to nearly $2.86 billion, state gambling regulators said Monday. But the news was bad for most of the casinos
Barring an unexpected development, a professional football franchise is coming to the city this spring. Officials have tentatively scheduled a news conference for Jan. 22 at a site to be determined to announce that the Arena Football League will place
The first New Jersey casino to offer sports betting is expanding its space to do so. The Borgata says work will begin work next week on an $11 million project to expand its sports book and integrate it with what
The Miss New Jersey Pageant will be moving to Atlantic City for the next two years. Miss New Jersey Education Foundation Executive Director David Holtzman announced Wednesday that the competition would take place at Resorts Casino Hotel beginning this year.
As Atlantic City bundles up against the chill of winter, it also begins looking for more entertainment options to encourage off-season visitors, especially the ones who aren’t keen to come a-calling when there’s a cold wind blowing off the ocean.
The NFL and Caesars Entertainment Corporation have partnered up, giving the National Football League its first official casino sponsor in a deal that will roll out just in time for the 2019 Playoffs. While the press release was careful to
The National Football League will be partnering with Caesars Entertainment, which owns three Atlantic City properties, to make the international gaming giant its first-ever “Official Casino Sponsor of the NFL,” the two organizations announced Thursday. Through the deal, the NFL,