Atlantic City News And Analysis

NJ Gaming News: NJ Online Slot Jackpots And Online Poker Bounties

This week's NJ online gambling news includes a $3 million NJ online progressive slot jackpot, and plenty of sports betting action to keep bettors happy.

Posted on: February 27, 2020 | Kim Yuhl

New Jersey Slot Players Pocket Over $10 Million In The First Weeks Of 2020

In the first six weeks of 2020, over $10 million in New Jersey slot jackpots were paid to land-based and online casino gamblers.

Posted on: February 26, 2020 | Kim Yuhl

New Jersey Gaming News: Milestones, Partnerships And Some ‘Unfinished Business’

Making headlines this week is the stellar performance of NJ online casinos, what Hard Rock's CEO says about AC, and more NJ sportsbook partnerships.

Posted on: February 20, 2020 | Kim Yuhl

New Jersey Gaming News: Online Casinos Set Records, Live Slots Are Now A Thing

Apparently, there is no off-season in the New Jersey online gambling market. Making news: More revenue records set and live slots launched.

Posted on: February 13, 2020 | Kim Yuhl

New Jersey Gaming News: The Big Game Is Over, But The Party Isn’t

Super Bowl Sunday came and went, but it is still a hot topic around the water cooler since New Jersey sports betting customers bet and also won big.

Posted on: February 6, 2020 | Kim Yuhl

Oscars Betting Trends: Jojo Rabbit Bounces Up The Ranks

Jojo Rabbit is an underdog in most Oscars betting markets, but its recent awards wins could mean there is some upset value for NJ sports betting fans.

Posted on: February 4, 2020 | Jessica Welman

New Jersey Gaming News: Mobile Sports Betting Collects All The Bets; Casino Gambling Tops $3.2 Billion In 2019

The DGE released the latest casino and sports betting revenue numbers and it put an exclamation mark on an already stellar year for the NJ gambling market.

Posted on: January 16, 2020 | Kim Yuhl

Making Headlines: Atlantic City Casino News To Watch For In 2020

There are several Atlantic City casino news stories that will continue to make headlines in 2020, including market saturation, mergers, and the Wire Act.

Posted on: January 8, 2020 | Kim Yuhl