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New Jersey sportsbooks surge with another historic month

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New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement Announces October 2024 Total Gaming Revenue Results

 

New Jersey’s sportsbooks capitalized on an unprecedented confluence of major U.S. sports to set yet another all-jurisdiction record with nearly $750 million in September. And with the record, the Garden State’s handle year-to-date has surpassed the first nine months of 2019, a remarkable trajectory considering major sports were shut down for months, according to PlayNJ.

“September was a once-in-a-lifetime moment on the sports calendar when all four major U.S. sports were playing meaningful games all at once, which was obviously a boon for sportsbooks,” said Dustin Gouker, lead analyst at PlayNJ.com. “The growth seen over the last two months will likely level off once the sports schedule returns to normal. But it’s clear New Jersey’s sports betting industry is setting a new floor.”

Wagers at New Jersey’s online and retail sportsbooks soared to $748.6 million in September, up 68% from $445.6 million in September 2019 and easily surpassing the all-jurisdiction record of $668 million set by New Jersey just last month. New Jersey sportsbooks have now collected $3.3 billion in bets through the first nine months of 2020, up from $2.96 billion through the corresponding months in 2019.

The state’s sportsbooks have now collected $9.1 billion in wagers since the industry launched in June 2018, surpassing yet another milestone.

September’s bets produced $45.1 million in gross operator revenue, up 14.1% from $37.9 million in September 2019. Those revenues yielded $5.6 million in state taxes.

In August, New Jersey generated nearly $200 million more than Nevada’s $474.9 million handle, and appears poised to outpace the nation’s No. 2 market significantly yet again. New Jersey’s sportsbooks took in a whopping $159.5 million in football bets in September. But bettors also placed another $208.3 million on “other” sports, a classification that includes hockey, $115.3 million on baseball, and $98.8 million on basketball.

“Bringing all the major sports together at once enabled New Jersey to show off its unique ability to attract significant action on a wide variety of sports,” Gouker said. “New Jersey is less event-driven and football commands a smaller share of the overall handle than Nevada, which is an obvious benefit under the current circumstances.”

Online bets accounted for 90.7%, or $678.7 million, of September’s handle. That was up from 90.1% in August and 84% in September 2019. FanDuel Sportsbook/PointsBet topped the market with $25.1 million in gross revenue, up from $17.6 million in August. FanDuel was followed in revenue by:

  • Resorts Digital/DraftKings/Fox Bet ($4.8 million, down from $10 million in August)
  • BetMGM/Borgata ($3.7 million, up from $3.3 million)
  • Ocean Casino/William Hill ($2.3 million, up from $1.2 million)
  • Monmouth/William Hill/Sugarhouse/TheScore ($2.3 million, up from $1.7 million)
  • Hard Rock/Bet365/Unibet ($947,986, up from $530,136)
  • Golden Nugget/BetAmerica ($168,391, up from $41,851)
  • Tropicana/William Hill ($109,185, up from $51,948)
  • Caesars Sportsbook/888sport ($244,974, up from -$41,648)

Struggling retail sportsbooks showed modest improvement, generating $69.8 million in bets, up from $66 million in August. FanDuel Sportsbook at The Meadowlands once again topped retail books with $3.1 million in revenue.

“September’s results hint at a $1 billion month someday soon, which would’ve been impossible to fathom two years ago,” said Eric Ramsey, analyst for PlayNJ.com. “As we can see with Unibet’s recent launch, online sportsbooks will continue to be where we see growth and where operators will continue to invest.”

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Online gambling eyes $950 million for 2020

New Jersey online casinos and poker rooms continued their place as the industry’s most consistent performer in September with a near-record $87.6 million in revenue, up 113% from $41.1 million in September 2020. September’s revenue injected $13.2 million into state coffers, giving New Jersey $103 million in taxes from online casinos and poker so far this year.

Now the industry has a bigger number in sight — $950 million in annual revenue.

Through the first three quarters of 2020, online gambling has generated $685.6 million, up 102.2% from $339 million through the first nine months of 2019. The industry would have to average $88.1 million per month, only a slight uptick, over the final three months of 2020 to reach $950 million for the year.

“Nearly $1 billion in revenue is a staggering figure to think about, and every dollar has been vital in keeping New Jersey’s gaming industry afloat during a difficult year,” Ramsey said. “The growth in online revenue has begun to flatten after a spring surge, but the importance of online gambling to the overall health of the industry continues to grow.”

Some other highlights from September’s report:

  • Online casinos and poker generated $2.9 million a day over the 30 days of September, breaking the record $2.83 million a day produced in August.
  • Revenue from online casinos alone was $85.1 million, up from $84.7 million in August.
  • Online casino games have now generated $2.01 million in revenue since launching in November 2013.
  • Online poker produced $2.6 million in September revenue, down from $3 million in August.
  • The Golden Nugget’s market dominance continued with $26 million in September, down from $27.7 million. Borgata was second with $19.8 million.

For more information and analysis on regulated sports betting and online gaming in New Jersey, visit PlayNJ.com/news.

 

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Maryland Lottery and Gaming Comission Selects Intralot for Lottery System Contract

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Intralot S.A. informs the investor community and its stakeholders that on July 15, 2025 the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission approved the recommendation to award a new Lottery Central Monitoring and Control System (LCMCS) contract to its US subsidiary, Intralot, Inc. following a competitive bidding process.

The vendor awarded the contract will manufacture the counter terminals and self-service vending machines that sell tickets at 4,300 Maryland Lottery retailer points of sale; develops the software that runs the system’s sales and accounting functions; and provide numerous related services that are necessary to operate the Maryland Lottery. The term of the contract is 10 years with a possible 5+1 year extension.

As part its proposal to the State, Intralot has engaged nine local business enterprises (MBE) to service the Maryland Lottery contract. Historically, vendors have used fewer MBE partners, but Intralot believes its new approach will create far greater opportunities for local communities.

Intralot’s financial proposal corresponds to a total estimated contract term price of $260,393,946.

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Spinomenal Goes Live Across Caesars Entertainment’s Marquee Online Casino Brands in New Jersey

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Spinomenal Goes Live Across Caesars Entertainment’s Marquee Online Casino Brands in New Jersey

 

Spinomenal, a leading content provider in iGaming, has launched its online casino titles on Caesars Palace Online Casino, Caesars Sportsbook & Casino and Horseshoe Online Casino in New Jersey, as part of its United States expansion strategy. This collaboration brings Spinomenal’s top-performing titles – along with exclusive titles like Hut with Chicken Legs and Majestic Claws – online for New Jersey players 21 and older via the Aristocrat Interactive platform.

These games are designed to convey rich storytelling, striking visuals, and high entertainment value, aligning perfectly with Caesars’ commitment to offering best-in-class experiences to its players. This strategic expansion reinforces Spinomenal’s commitment to delivering top-tier gaming experiences in New Jersey. With the growing demand for cutting-edge online casino content, Spinomenal is strengthening its foothold in the state while further establishing itself in the broader U.S. market.

Yossi Shayovits, Head of Business Development for Spinomenal commented: “We’re incredibly proud to launch this content partnership with Caesars Entertainment, a true titan of the gaming and entertainment world. Combining our standout slot portfolio with the prestige, trust, and reach of the Caesars brand sets the stage for a powerful, long-term success story for both sides.”

Matthew Sunderland, Senior Vice President and Chief iGaming Officer at Caesars Digital added: “We’re pleased that our players in New Jersey can now enjoy Spinomenal’s captivating titles on our iGaming platforms. This addition enhances our ever-growing catalogue of games, ensuring a dynamic and engaging experience for our users. We’d like to thank our partners at Spinomenal for their support in delivering an unparalleled online casino experience.”

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Caesars Entertainment and Bread Financial Introduce New Caesars Rewards® Prestige Visa, a Premium-Level Credit Card Allowing Caesars Rewards Members to Earn Tier Status Faster and Unlock Luxury Rewards with Every Purchase

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Caesars Entertainment (NASDAQ: CZR), the largest casino entertainment company in the U.S., is playing a bold new hand by launching a second, elevated, Caesars Rewards® Visa Signature credit card with Bread Financial (NYSE: BFH), a tech-forward financial services company that provides simple, personalized payment, lending and saving solutions. For a $149 annual fee*, the Caesars Rewards Prestige Visa Signature credit card includes up to $450 in annual value and gives members all the benefits of high-end experiences as well as waived fees for foreign transactions*.

Cardmembers will receive Prestige Perks worth up to $450 and redeemable annually across Caesars’ 50+ U.S. destinations, including:

  • A complimentary hotel night upon anniversary (up to $300)*
  • $50 Slot Play*
  • $100 Caesars dining credit*
  • Accelerated earn rates for Caesars Rewards destinations at seven Reward Credits® per $1 spent*

“Caesars Entertainment has always been about giving our members unmatched access to the best experiences in the industry,” said Josh Jones, chief marketing officer at Caesars Entertainment. “Through our world-class Caesars Rewards program and our relationship with Bread Financial, we’re expanding the ways our members can earn and enjoy perks—from one-of-a-kind experiences, exceptional dining options, accelerated status opportunities and more – this new card option brings even more excitement, value and VIP treatment to every guest staying and playing with Caesars Entertainment.”

“The Caesars Rewards Prestige Visa credit card gives cardmembers more ways to earn rewards immediately on everyday purchases and unlock exclusive perks on travel, entertainment, dining and gaming —making every tap a step closer to their next unforgettable Caesars experience,” said Val Greer, EVP and chief commercial officer at Bread Financial. “This new credit card offers Caesars’ most dedicated members additional opportunities to make each purchase even more rewarding.”

Additionally, the credit card provides more ways to earn Tier Credits through welcome offers and annual bonuses, enabling members to achieve their Caesars Rewards loyalty program tiers faster. New cardholders can earn up to 25,000 additional Tier Credits in their first year*.

Welcome Offer

  • Platinum Status upgrade*
  • 2,500 Tier Credits after first purchase outside of Caesars Rewards destinations*
  • 20,000 Reward Credits and 2,500 Tier Credits after $1,000 spend outside of Caesars Rewards destinations*

Annual Bonuses

  • 2,500 Tier Credits with $5,000 annual spend + another 2,500 Tier Credits with $10,000 annual spend*
  • 15,000 Tier Credits with $50,000 annual spend*

The new credit card adds to the existing Caesars Rewards Visa suite, including the Caesars Rewards Visa Signature Credit Card. Whether members are gaming, dining, or on the go, Caesars and Bread Financial have cardmembers covered with two distinct credit card programs to choose from and limitless ways to earn. The Caesars Rewards Visa card has also been elevated with a sophisticated new black design, bringing a sleek, modern edge to a card that delivers everyday perks with timeless luxury.

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