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
With the addition of two reopened properties, casino employment at the end of 2018 was up more than 20 percent compared to the same time the year before, according to data from state gaming regulators. The nine Atlantic City casinos
The Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ) announced that Atlantic City’s casinos are ready to celebrate the first Big Game since the legalization of sports wagering in New Jersey. As February 3 approaches, it will be an exciting, action-packed weekend
Dealers at an Atlantic City casino have donated 2 days worth of tips to a local homeless shelter. KYW Newsradio’s David Madden reports.
The agency that attracts and arranges group conventions and meetings in Atlantic City says that the past year was a successful one. Jim Wood of Meet AC says they booked almost $400 million in conventions and meetings in 2018, almost
As esports, or professional video gaming, grows in popularity, the city’s convention and marketing group will host a conference for event and tournament organizers this summer. The Esports Travel Summit will be held June 25-27. According to a news release,
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