New Jersey Reports March 2014 Gaming Revenue

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement released March 2014 revenue results for its land-based and online casinos.  March 2014 was down 1.9 percent from a year ago for the 11 Atlantic City casinos that are still operating.  The land-based casino win was down 7.1 percent when accounting for Atlantic Club’s March 2013 results.

The big Atlantic City winner in March was Revel.  It posted a 50 percent increase in gaming revenue.  Golden Nugget and Resorts posted gains of over 20 percent.

Online gaming numbers came in just under $11.9 million, up 15.2 percent from the previous month.  Poker generated $3.2 million, while casino games posted a net win of $8.7 million.

New Jersey Interactive Gaming Win by Company

• Borgata/Party Poker – $4,395,734
• Caesars Interactive/888 – $3,716,873
• Tropicana/Gamesys – $1,895,826
• Trump Taj Mahal/Ultimate Gaming – $682,639
• Golden Nugget – $677,746
• Trump Plaza/Betfair – $509,556

New Jersey Internet Gaming Numbers and Poker Market Share

	Poker	Casino	Total	Poker %	Share %
Borgata	1,642,314	2,753,420	4,395,734	37.30%	51.20%
Caesars	1,468,035	2,248,838	3,716,873	39.50%	45.70%
Tropicana	0	1,895,826	1895826	0%	0%
Trump Taj Mahal	100,289	582,350	682,639	14.70%	3.10%
Golden Nugget	0	677,746	677,746	0%	0%
Trump Plaza	25	509,531	509,556	0%	0%

Poker % represents the percentage of overall income that was derived from poker.  Share % demonstrates the percentage of the overall New Jersey online poker market held by a licensee.

Infographic: Three months of New Jersey interactive gaming win

The market share of the three largest licensees remained nearly the same since February.  Poker as a percentage of revenue slipped at all sites due to gains on casino games, however, all four poker licensees posted a combined 3 percent gain in actual revenue.

Poker numbers posted by Caesars cover two poker networks that do not share player pools. WSOP.com is operated by a Caesars subsidiary, while 888 operates on its own platform.