New Jersey Gambling Revenue Soars in July, Driven by Online Casinos

New Jersey’s gambling scene has never looked brighter, with July numbers showcasing an exhilarating rise in total gaming revenue. The state raked in an impressive $606.2 million, marking a 10.7% increase from the same month in 2024, as reported by the Division of Gaming Enforcement on August 15. This significant surge is largely credited to the soaring performance of online casino operations, which shattered previous records by generating $247.3 million. This figure not only represents a staggering 25% increase from July 2024 but also sets a new benchmark for monthly internet gaming revenue in the Garden State. So far in 2025, online casinos have amassed a substantial $1.63 billion, signifying an over 23% leap from the prior year.

The growth trajectory of online platforms such as FanDuel, DraftKings, and BetMGM has undeniably propelled New Jersey to the forefront of the US online gambling market. Leading the digital charge, FanDuel garnered an impressive $52 million in July, marking a 38% increase from last year. DraftKings followed with $48.6 million, and BetMGM secured $31.4 million. Meanwhile, Caesars Palace Online crossed a significant milestone, achieving a

The growth trajectory of online platforms such as FanDuel, DraftKings, and BetMGM has undeniably propelled New Jersey to the forefront of the US online gambling market. Leading the digital charge, FanDuel garnered an impressive $52 million in July, marking a 38% increase from last year. DraftKings followed with $48.6 million, and BetMGM secured $31.4 million. Meanwhile, Caesars Palace Online crossed a significant milestone, achieving a record $18.7 million in revenue, a phenomenal 50% increase over the previous year. Industry insiders attribute this robust growth to the intense rivalry among major players, which has spurred innovation and heightened player engagement, driving year-over-year expansion.

Rock-solid performance wasn’t restricted to digital realms; Atlantic City’s brick-and-mortar casinos also enjoyed a notable upswing. The nine casinos combined brought in $284.1 million, a respectable 4.3% year-over-year increase. Borgata led the charge, generating nearly $80 million, while Ocean Casino Resort emerged as the fastest-growing entity, boasting an impressive 18% rise. Hard Rock Atlantic City also reported gains, underscoring the sustained appeal of these physical gambling establishments. However, some of Atlantic City’s older casinos