For years, we have speculated who the top operators are in New Jersey. Starting April 16, we will now have more definitive evidence.
According to the Division of Gaming Enforcement, the state will change the way it presents revenue reports for online casinos in New Jersey and NJ sportsbooks.
In order to “increase transparency” regarding those reports, the DGE will begin breaking down revenue by each individual skin rather than by licenseholder.
For years, the DGE each month has consolidated revenue from iGaming and sports betting by the land-based Atlantic City casino partner, grouping every online skin into one format. This month, which will feature NJ online gambling revenue and NJ sports betting revenue from March, the DGE will present data by individual operator.
