Under current law, all nine of New Jersey’s brick-and-mortar casinos are located in Atlantic City. Any expansion would ...

These online casinos are among the rare "instant withdrawal" casinos that get NJ players paid without having to wait.

Atlantic City’s nine casinos delivered impressive revenue growth in November 2025, fueled by increases across in-person gambling, sports betting and online casinos. Total gambling revenue, including ...

The opening of the three casinos in New York City will represent a significant competitive threat to New Jersey's gaming ...

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement announced on Friday that digital casino operators generated $247.3 million in adjusted gross revenue during July, setting a new monthly record, after a ...

A long-anticipated threat to the New Jersey casino industry took a major step forward this week. On Dec. 1, the New York Gaming Facility Location Board selected three applicants for casino licenses in ...

Now that New York has approved casinos downstate, some New Jersey lawmakers want the state to add casino gaming outside ...

The state’s Gaming Facility Board approved the casinos earlier this month before passing recommendations to the Gaming Commission for the final vote.

Nearly 20 years after New Jersey banned smoking in most indoor buildings, Atlantic City’s casinos remain the only public place left in the state where people are legally allowed to light up. But in ...

One of the most exciting moments in the U.S. online gambling market is the launch of brand new online casinos. When these new casino sites go live, they typically roll out larger casino bonuses, ...

The second Queens project, backed by Hard Rock and the New York Mets owner Steve Cohen, would transform the area near Citi Field into a year-round entertainment hub, offering gaming, live shows, ...