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A new gaming option is coming to New Jersey thanks to Red Tiger and its unique timed progressive jackpot games, offering players more prize values with prizes awarded at certain times.

With New York City planning to offer three fully functioning casinos in the future, Atlantic City may be at risk of losing a portion of its regular revenues.

New standards for the industry may include advertising requirements where sportsbooks and casinos must list the 1-800-GAMBLER hotline on ads and avoid promising risk-free bets or guaranteed wins.

Casino workers are pushing for legislation that will ban smoking from casinos in Atlantic City, creating a safer work environment for dealers, servers, and other individuals.

Online gambling is booming in the Garden State, with record-setting earnings seen in March and 25 consecutive months of over $100 million in earnings for the state.

Major changes are afoot for New Jersey as Rush Street Interactives has announced a content launch via BetRivers, and Ocean Casino looks to create a helipad space onsite.

The nine Atlantic City casinos saw over $731 million in gross operating profit for 2022, a drop of almost 5% when compared to 2021.

Caesars Entertainment recently relaunched the Tropicana Casino Online, offering an updated app on mobile and desktop devices.

Participate in a Live Dealer Leaderboard competition at Golden Nugget and a Spring Fever Spin the Wheel Contest at Party Casino in New Jersey.

Poker players in New Jersey can participate in the Spring Championship of Online Poker (SCOOP) now through April 3 with plenty of gaming action on offer.