According to the NJ DGE, casinos made $426.6 million in their first two months of 2023. Revenue from physical gaming is now growing by 4% and 7.7% over 20, respectively. The biggest gains were seen at Bally’s AC (+14.3%), Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa (+8.8%), Harrah’s Resort AC (+8.1%), Caesars AC (+1.4%), and Hard Rock Hotel & Casino AC (+0.3%).ĭouble-digit percentage decreases were seen at the Golden Nugget AC (-13.9%) and Ocean Casino Resort (-11.5%), while smaller declines were seen at the Resorts Casino Hotel (-2%) and Tropicana AC (-0.7%). The February data for the casinos in Atlantic City is quite contradictory.įive casinos reported growth in in-person gaming from YtY. James Plousis, chairman of the New Jersey Casino Control Commission, said the slight monthly growth maintained an encouraging pattern for the gaming market.
The casinos in AC saw improvements in brick-and-mortar revenue for the fourth straight month in February.Īccording to the most recent monthly financial statistics, the AC industry is still regaining its footing after the COVID-19 epidemic. The nine casinos in the city recorded overall in-person gambling revenue of slightly under $215 million. In-person gaming revenues from Atlantic City casinos are barely up year over year.Īccording to figures provided on March 16 by the NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement, revenue from slot machines and table games increased by 1.2% last month compared to the same period in 2022.
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