Articles by: Brett Chatz

Online gambling revenues in New Jersey have spiked dramatically heading into Q2, 2020. The closure of land-based casinos in Atlantic City has fueled a resurgence of activity in online casino and online poker gaming. During March 2020, New Jersey’s online casino revenues rose to $65 million – up 66%. A strong uptick in betting activity on blackjack, slots, roulette, and baccarat are fueling the online casino boom. The current economic climate is expected to serve as a catalyst in online casino gaming for states across the nation. Currently, only New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania permit online casino gaming, while Nevada allows online poker gaming.