New Jersey Gambling News

New Jersey Lawmakers File Bill to Decriminalize Underage Gambling

A bill sponsored by a pair of state representatives would revise the charge for underage gambling in New Jersey down to a civil penalty. It would also require any fines from such an offense to be used for gambling addiction treatment. Representatives Claire Swift (R) and Anthony Verrelli (D) co-sponsored New Jersey Assembly Bill 5086, […]
Posted on: December 18, 2024 | Dan Holmes
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Buffalo Gold Max Power Makes New Jersey Online Casino Debut

Buffalo Gold Max Power, the fifth game in Aristocrat Gaming’s Buffalo slots franchise, is now available at online casinos in New Jersey through the company’s iGaming division, Aristocrat Interactive. Previous to the launch, Buffalo Gold Max Power was only available at land-based casinos. Josh Morris, senior vice president of content at Aristocrat Interactive, said the […]
Posted on: December 17, 2024 | J.R. Duren
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Atlantic City Battles Back in November: Retail Casinos Reclaim Revenue Lead, Despite Record Month for Online Gambling Sites

New Jersey’s online casinos and their retail counterparts in Atlantic City are in a tight race to determine which is the bigger money-maker. In October 2024, New Jersey online casinos pulled ahead of the brick-and-mortar sector for the first time, but one month later, the land-based component of New Jersey’s gambling industry has struck back. […]
Posted on: December 16, 2024 | Derek Helling
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Hard Rock Launches Pork N Roll, an Exclusive Custom Slot From Play’n GO

Hard Rock players can now enjoy “Hard Rock Pork N Roll,” an exclusive adaptation of Piggy Blitz by Play’n GO. This marks the first title provided exclusively for Hard Rock Bet under a new partnership between Hard Rock Digital and Play’n GO, a game content supplier that recently entered the US market. The title will only be […]
Posted on: November 28, 2024 | Dan Holmes
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Eroding Atlantic City Beaches Will Get New Sand, Authorities Say

Casinos in Atlantic City have been complaining of shrinking beaches for years, but the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is finally ready to deliver the enormous volume of fresh sand needed to help fight erosion. There have been other publicly-funded remediation efforts in the past. However, it has been many years since the last delivery […]
Posted on: November 28, 2024 | Dan Holmes
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