Endorsed by Gambling911

NJ Sports Betting Handle Falls 16%

Written by:

Gilbert Horowitz

Published on:

Aug/17/2022

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement show that the casinos in total won just shy of $299 million from in-person gamblers, slightly more than the $277 million won pre-pandemic in July 2019.

Some casinos did not fare as well though.

Bally’s, Borgata, Golden Nugget, Harrah’s and the Tropicana each won less from in-person gamblers last month than they did in July 2019.

The state's sports betting handle fell 16% from June. More of a concern, however, July's sports betting handle was 8% lower than a year earlier.

This total represented the lowest monthly amount for operators since July 2020, when wagering was $315.1 million.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

Gambling News

Odds on Banksy x Blink 182: 'Crude Oil' Sale Price to Sell for Over $5.5 Million

A rare Banksy artwork, hand-painted by the elusive street artist and owned by Blink 182 frontman Mark Hoppus, is set to be auctioned Tuesday with a potential hammer price north of 6 million.

Bruno Mars Alleged $50 Million Casino Gambling Debt Takes a Bizarre Turn

Mars has reportedly stopped gambling at MGM casinos due to a potential lawsuit against the company for “taking advantage of him”.

Updated Odds to Win the 2024-25 Stanley Cup

These teams’ odds improved the most: Columbus from 300/1 to 150/1. Detroit from 200/1 to 125/1.

Bet365 Now the Most Downloaded Sports Betting App in Canada

Bet99 is the biggest riser.

Should You Care About High Roller Casino Bonuses?

High roller bonuses are often advertised as the ultimate casino rewards. But are they really worth it? Should you aim to become a high roller, or are these bonuses just flashy promotions with hidden catches? What do you get from these bonuses? And most importantly, are they actually worth it compared to regular casino promotions?