iGaming and sports betting operator BetMGM has announced the official relaunch of Borgata Online, representing the platform’s latest evolution after more than a decade of continuous operation since its 2013 debut as one of New Jersey’s first regulated online casinos.
Zitro International has launched its Legendary Sword slot machine at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, marking the game’s debut in the Atlantic City market.
The Ilitch family, founders of the Little Caesars pizza chain, are expanding their gaming business through the creation of a new company, Ilitch Gaming, to oversee their casino portfolio and future growth initiatives.
Atlantic City’s main casino workers’ union has chosen to play it safe, signing a series of one-year contracts with most of the operators rather than longer-term deals that could soon become obsolete.
The popular Cash Eruption online casino games are now available in land-based casinos for the first time at Caesars Entertainment’s Atlantic City properties.
The new company resulting from Fertitta Entertainment's acquisition of Caesars Entertainment would own four of Atlantic City’s nine casinos, a move set to reshape the local market and that has fueled concerns of concentration.
New Jersey’s gambling industry posted a 12% rise in revenue in April, driven by gains in internet gambling, sports betting, and in-person casino play.
Atlantic City casinos may soon face a major change. New Jersey officials are under pressure to eliminate indoor smoking and move toward a smoke-free casino model.
New Jersey is once again debating whether to allow casinos outside Atlantic City. The conversation has picked up speed in 2026 as two major racetracks — the Meadowlands in East Rutherford and Monmouth Park in Oceanport — push for casino approvals to stay competitive in a changing gambling market.
Despite ongoing challenges in the gaming environment, the Atlantic City casino industry continues to power the regional economy by supporting jobs, growth, and investment, serving as a vital community partner, according to the third annual report released by the Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming
