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Online casinos in New Jersey have experienced a remarkable surge, bringing in just over $197 million for March, a substantial leap from the same period last year.

The measure's goal is to protect student-athletes from being harassed by sports bettors after prop wager losses.

Players are encouraged to remove their funds before May 14 as the brand prepares to exit the New Jersey online casino market.

The lawsuit was filed on April 5 in Mercer County Superior Court and requests that legislators pass bills to stop smoking in casinos.

Some 1,200 job openings are available through New Jersey Casinos, and the goal is to help veterans find employment through the job fair.

On April 16, New Jersey lawmakers will begin providing revenue reports based on the individual operator rather than the license holder.

The rate would almost double for most services, as the rate is currently ranging from around 14-17%.

The new program will be overseen by the Division of Gaming Enforcement and the Attorney General’s office and has a $300,000 budget.

The New Jersey casinos in Atlantic City still can’t seem to shake the COVID-19 revenue issues, earning less this past February than last year.

The monthly return was a 28% year-over-year increase and increased year-to-date totals for 2024 by 24% when compared to 2023.