New Jersey’s gaming and wagering industry reported total revenue of $581.6 million in June 2025. This figure represents an 18.4% increase from the previous year, according to the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE).
All three sectors—casinos, iGaming, and sports betting—recorded increases, continuing the state’s positive trend.
Casino revenue reached $259 million, an increase of 6.1%. However, slot machine revenue, the largest casino subsector, fell slightly by 0.7% to $182.8 million. In contrast, table game revenue increased sharply by 26.9%, totaling $76.2 million.
Casino performance
- The Borgata led all casino properties in New Jersey with $76.7 million in casino winnings in June, a 19.4% increase.
- Ocean Casino came next with $43.5 million, an increase of 30.1%,
- Caesars had a more modest gain of 7.4% to $20.5 million.
- Hard Rock Atlantic City, on the other hand, saw a 5.5% drop to $45.8 million.
Overall, most major operators reported stable or improved performance among casinos, despite weaker slot machine numbers.
Continued expansion of gambling in New Jersey
New Jersey’s iGaming industry reported $230.7 million in revenue in June, a 23.5% increase year-over-year. The majority of this total came from “other authorized gaming,” which accounted for $228 million and grew 23.7%.
- FanDuel led the online casino segment with $53.3 million in iGaming revenue – an increase of 48.2%.
- DraftKings followed with $43.6 million (+6.3%), while BetMGM reported $30.2 million, a gain of 35.3%.
- The Borgata registered a value of US$ 20 million (+12.3%),
- Caesars Palace accounted for US$16.9 million (+49.2%)
- Hard Rock Bet reached US$13.5 million, (+40.3%).
Sports betting grows despite retail decline
Sports betting revenue increased 52.9% to $91.9 million, with $91.2 million coming from online platforms. Retail sports betting revenue, on the other hand, fell 48.5% to just $600,000.
- FanDuel again led the market with $35.8 million in revenue, a 22.9% increase.
- DraftKings followed with $24.3 million, an increase of 69.2%.
- BetFanatics performed exceptionally well, increasing by 571.3% to reach $12 million in mobile betting revenue.
Total sports betting in June reached $790.4 million, of which $755 million came from online betting. Year-to-date, the DGE reported over $6 billion in total transactions and $558.2 million in revenue, equivalent to a retention rate of 9.2%.
New Jersey: Comparison to May 2025 and Outlook for the Online Gambling Industry
The June 2025 results follow a record-breaking May, which saw $614.7 million in gaming revenue, making it New Jersey’s strongest month of the year.
That month saw a 28.5% increase in iGaming and a 30.2% increase in sports betting, as well as a 10.9% increase in casino winnings.
Although June’s numbers were slightly lower than May’s, the pace remains strong. Operators continue to benefit from the expansion of iGaming and the resilience of the online betting market.
With year-to-date performance on track and regulatory innovations underway, stakeholders will be closely watching how the third quarter unfolds, particularly ahead of the NFL season and potential new product launches.