Golden Nugget sets new state record for revenue Mobile casino gaming provided $13.9 million worth of tax receipts, while digital sports wagering kicked in the remaining $11.8 million. The state had an inflow of $50.8 million in taxes into its coffers for October, with online casino apps and sites accounting for just shy of half that amount at $25.1 million. The overall figure was up 9.3% compared to the $445.7 million generated in October 2022, an increase of $41.4 million. Sports wagering revenue also posted solid year-over-year gains, up 18.4% to $92.3 million. That more than offset a 1.9% dip in slots revenue, which declined to just over $163 million. It was up 13.3% from last year’s total of $147.2 million and 1.8% higher than the $163.8 million from September that had ranked second all-time.īrick-and-mortar casino revenue from Atlantic City’s nine venues was up 3.4% year-over-year to $228.1 million, with table games winnings surging 19.7% to $65.1 million. October’s total for New Jersey online casino was slightly over $1 million more than the previous standard of $165.7 million established in March.

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement reported an all-time monthly high of $166.8 million in online casino gaming revenue for October, part of a strong overall month in which the Garden State totaled $487.1 million in operator winnings.