Atlantic City casino revenue hits 14-year July high

Atlantic City casinos recorded their strongest July performance since 2012, with total winnings from in-person slot machines and table games reaching $304.2 million. This represents a 7.1% increase compared to July 2025. Table game revenue rose by 9.5% to $78.1 million, while slot revenue grew 6.2% to $226.1 million.

Borgata led the market with $81.6 million in revenue, followed by Hard Rock Atlantic City at $57.5 million and Ocean Casino Resort at $52 million. Caesars Atlantic City saw the largest percentage growth, surging over 34% to approximately $25 million. In contrast, Bally’s Atlantic City was the only casino to report a decline, with revenue falling roughly 13.5% to $12 million.

Online gaming and sports betting also saw significant activity. iGaming revenues in New Jersey reached nearly $277 million, led by FanDuel with $61.7 million. Sports betting handle rose 23% to $816 million, with total sportsbook wins reaching $97 million, driven in part by increased betting activity during major sporting events.