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Players can spin the reels of games like Bison Fury and MGM Grand Millions to win the big prize.

Though Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa has already dominated the casino industry in Atlantic City, it seems to have its eyes set on another conquest - NJ online gaming.

Golden Nugget Online Gaming (GNOG) preliminary 2020 financial results show a high-profit rate for the online operator which is quite similar to its reports in the previous months.

Pariplay makes a grand entrance into the New Jersey online gaming market with a new partnership with Sugarhouse online casino. This new deal will see Pariplay casino games introduced to gamblers in New Jersey for the first time ever. It also represents the first appearance of the European-based developer in the US.

An unnamed player at BetMGM casino recently hit a whopping $900k in jackpot money on IGT's MegaJackpot Cleopatra slot and it looks like there is more to come as players rush to the MegaJackpots.

Canadian-based firm, FansUnite targets NJ for its first US gaming license approval - a goal that would see it expand its services to one of the most successful gaming markets in the US. The firm also holds a major stake in the Scottish gambling market and looks to hit the same level of success in Brazil.

Things took a sharp turn for the better for a Monmouth County man after his wager earned him a place at the Caesar progressive jackpot winner’s board and a whopping $1.1 million pot.

2021 is off to a good start for the NJ online gambling industry as it hits its first $100-million-plus month in revenue. This big mark was achieved in January when the NJ internet betting revenue came in at around $103.7 million.

Canadian sportsbook operator Score Media and Gaming Inc takes a big step as it makes its presence known in the United States. The company commonly referred to as theScore recently announced an initial public offering. This will see it list its shares on the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (Nasdaq) under the symbol "SCR"

Without any date in sight, the legalization of recreational marijuana is expected to become a thing in New Jersey but the question of how legal it would be still pokes its ugly head.