The New Jersey online casino market shows no signs of slowing down as it inches closer to a 10-year milestone later this year. Including numbers from April, NJ online casinos have now eclipsed $6 billion in lifetime revenue.
Online casinos in New Jersey generated just under $158.9 million in April, according to data released Tuesday by the state Division of Gaming Enforcement. April’s total fell short of March’s record-setting $165.7 million, but it’s good enough for the second-most in the state’s history.
Compared to April 2022, last month’s online gambling revenue is up 16.1%. Year-to-date, online casino has generated $620.1 million, a Y-o-Y increase of 13.7%.
New Jersey was the first state to legalize online casinos in November 2013. In that time, internet casinos have generated over $6.1 billion in revenue and more than $1 billion in taxes.