The oldest land-based casino in New Jersey has reportedly taken the bold step of introducing real-money online daily fantasy sports games with the premiere on Monday of its FastPick service. According to a report from The Associated Press news service,
New Jersey’s first casino has become the first in Atlantic City to let patrons play daily fantasy sports contests for money. Resorts Casino Hotel on Monday launched FastPick, a daily fantasy sports game in which customers choose head-to-head player matchups
New Jersey’s first casino has become the first in Atlantic City to let customers play daily fantasy sports contests for money. On Monday, July 17th, Resorts Casino Hotel launched Fastpick, a daily fantasy sports game in which customers choose head-to-head
Resorts Digital Gaming on Monday announced plans to launch “the next wave of innovation in Daily Fantasy Sports (“DFS”)” at FastPick.com in New Jersey alone, initially. (Resorts Digital Gaming is the interactive arm of Resorts Casino Hotel Atlantic City, which
Pink brought in a total of 50,000 people to the beach and Boardwalk Wednesday night, Mayor Don Guardian said. Guardian said he heard leading up to Pink’s performance, there were 44,000 to 45,000 already on the beach, and another 5,000
Internet gambling has helped to give Atlantic City casinos a boost in revenue last month. In June, an increase of more than 23 percent in online winnings gave the city’s seven casinos a total monthly increase of 1.8 percent compared
Local beach residents and lifeguards say beaches were packed July 4, but on Wednesday, they were less crowded as tourists headed home from the long weekend. “There are a lot less people on the beach,” Beach Patrol Chief Steve Downey
Atlantic City gaming revenue was up over four percent in May 2017 compared to the same month a year ago. With numerous events planned over the next 90 days, the strong kickoff to the summer is precisely what the New
New Jersey’s internet gambling market provided another boost to casino revenues in May as the industry posted overall gambling winnings higher than the previous year. Online gambling raked in $21.1 million in May, falling just short of its best month
Monthly revenue for Atlantic City’s casinos is on the rise once again. The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement announced on Wednesday, June 14th, that casinos saw an increase of 4.3 percent in revenue, racking in more than $229 million.
Summertime’s nearly here, and the living is getting easier for Atlantic City’s casino operators with the busiest and most profitable time of the year arriving as the industry is on a roll. Atlantic City’s casinos saw their gambling revenue increase
The resort’s May casino revenues increased by 2.5 percent, according to state gaming figures released Wednesday. Casino industry revenue totaled $208.3 million last month, compared with $203.3 million in May 2016. Internet gaming grew by 27.3 percent. Its revenues totaled
Four decades ago, casino gaming was billed as an economic engine that would redevelop the resort. While casino gaming failed to create small businesses in the city, it spawned an economy that sees casinos spend an average of $2.3 billion
Atlantic City casinos reported a surge in operating profit in the first quarter of 2017, adding weight to theories that the market has ‘right-sized’ after years of turmoil. Figures released this week by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
Atlantic City casinos reported a surge in operating profit in the first quarter of 2017, adding weight to theories that the market has ‘right-sized’ after years of turmoil. Figures released this week by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement