With state regulators overseeing the industry, you don't have to worry about being cheated or your money disappearing.
Placing an online bet at an unregulated online casino isn't just unsafe - it may be illegal for players to take part in.
One of the main reasons Gov. Christie signed online gambling regulation was the tax benefits and quality jobs it brings to NJ.
Last updated: November 27, 2013 The following is a comprehensive list of the known iGaming license applicants in the State of New Jersey. You will find general information on each company as well as the type of license they have applied for and/or received, and how they fit into the New Jersey Internet gambling market. […]
The November 21st soft-launch is right around the corner, Paul Leggett is out at Amaya, and several casinos are taking early sign-ups. These are just some of the stories we will cover in this week’s installment of the NJ Online Gambling Breakdown. Soft-Launch date just a week away; real-money launch to follow Real-money gambling in […]
April 30, 2013 marked a historic day for proponents of state regulated Internet gambling. For the first time in real-money online poker’s fifteen year history, residents of Nevada could deposit money onto an iGaming site without having to worry about payment holdups and the possible legal repercussions of their actions. Since, Delaware and New Jersey […]
One of two resorts owned and operated by Trump Entertainment Resorts, Trump Plaza is one of the most visible casinos on Atlantic City’s fabled boardwalk. Yet despite its prime location and recognizable name, there’s little about Trump Plaza that differentiates it from the other deteriorating AC casinos built in the 1980s. In fact, if it […]
The largest of Atlantic City’s original resorts, the Tropicana is not the most glamorous New Jersey casino, nor is it the most profitable. But what it lacks in glitz it makes up for in long-term stability. If the Tropicana carries its penchant for constancy over into the soon to be flourishing Internet gaming market, it […]
The least profitable of the four Atlantic City properties operated by Caesars Entertainment, the quirky Showboat casino has made a stalwart effort to remain viable in New Jersey’s rapidly changing gambling climate. The Mardi Gras themed casino added a new tower in 2003, followed four years later by a remodeling of its original tower. And […]
Following in the footsteps of the Borgata, Atlantic City’s newest casino Revel marketed itself as a premium Las Vegas-style resort and nightlife destination. And although its strategy succeeded at attracting upper class leisure vacationers, the average Atlantic City patron is interested in the one activity Revel’s planning team failed to emphasize – gambling. Mere months […]
Harrah’s Resort is the crowning achievement of Caesars Entertainment’s foray into Atlantic City. Since opening its doors to the public for the first time in 1980, the once sole inhabitant of AC’s marina dominated New Jersey’s gambling market for a number of years. It would face its only major threat when construction completed on the […]
Overshadowed by its prominent neighbors Harrah’s and the Borgata, the newly rebranded Golden Nugget has struggled to find its footing in Atlantic City’s ultra-competitive marina space. Formerly known as the Trump Marina, the least profitable of Trump Entertainment’s triumvirate of Atlantic City casinos was sold to Landry’s in 2011 for the meager price of $28 […]
Caesars Atlantic City is one of four Atlantic City establishments controlled by the gaming, hotel, and resort company Caesars Entertainment. Over the course of the past 10 years, the boardwalk-based relic has been expanded and renovated several times. Yet despite the improvements, Caesars was hit harder by the economic downswing and the emergence of new […]
