Industry

With New York City planning to offer three fully functioning casinos in the future, Atlantic City may be at risk of losing a portion of its regular revenues.

New standards for the industry may include advertising requirements where sportsbooks and casinos must list the 1-800-GAMBLER hotline on ads and avoid promising risk-free bets or guaranteed wins.

Casino workers are pushing for legislation that will ban smoking from casinos in Atlantic City, creating a safer work environment for dealers, servers, and other individuals.

Online gambling is booming in the Garden State, with record-setting earnings seen in March and 25 consecutive months of over $100 million in earnings for the state.

Major changes are afoot for New Jersey as Rush Street Interactives has announced a content launch via BetRivers, and Ocean Casino looks to create a helipad space onsite.

The nine Atlantic City casinos saw over $731 million in gross operating profit for 2022, a drop of almost 5% when compared to 2021.

Caesars Entertainment recently relaunched the Tropicana Casino Online, offering an updated app on mobile and desktop devices.