New Jersey igaming revenue up 25.2% YoY in April
New Jersey igaming revenue rose 25.2% year-on-year in April, reaching US$235.2 million from US$187.9 million at the same time last year.
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement also revealed that year-to-date figures were up significantly on last year, reaching US$908.4 million by the end of April 2025, an increase of 21% on last year’s comparable figure of US$750.7 million.
Internet gaming win for the month is comprised of peer-to-peer poker, and all other authorized games. The state’s eight casinos reported total revenue of US$2.5 million from peer-to-peer poker, with the remaining US$232.7 of the total being derived from all other games.
The report took figures from Bally’s Atlantic City, Borgata Casino & Spa, Golden Nugget Atlantic City, Hard Rock Atlantic City, Harrah’s Atlantic City, Ocean Casino Resort, Resorts Casino Hotel, and Tropicana Casino & Resort.
The most significant contributor to New Jersey’s internet gaming win was the Golden Nugget Atlantic City, which recorded win of US$72.30 million in April 2025, representing a 32.6% revenue rise on last April’s return of US$53.1 million.
In comparison, Harrah’s Atlantic City had the lowest contribution of the month, reporting only US$2.6 million in igaming revenue. Despite being the lowest contribution, revenue increased year-on-year from US$1.5 million.
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