Bally's - Atlantic City News

All three of Caesars' Atlantic City resorts will offer guests entertainment, culinary events and nightlife throughout the summer.

New Jersey’s sportsbooks took in more than $320 million in February bets, generating strong monthly revenue despite a short month and a predictable post-Super Bowl lull.

January’s record $385.3 million handle, which netted $18.8 million in revenue, was up 20.7% from the $319.2 million New Jersey’s online and retail sportsbooks collected in December.

New Jersey’s handle now sits at $928.1 million in less than six months since legalization, an undeniable success, according to analysts for PlayNJ.com.

This historic partnership will introduce New Jersey sports fans to Caesars Entertainment's new sportsbook experience, now available at two of its Atlantic City properties.

The state's sportsbooks, with the addition of the state's first online sportsbooks, saw a 135% increase in wagers and 139% increase in gross revenue in August.

This move allows anyone in NJ who downloads the app to place bets on their favorite sporting events, along with playing over 400 casino games including slots, table games and video poker.

New Jersey’s sportsbooks did not disappoint in their first full month of operation, increasing wagers dramatically in June while nearly doubling the number of open sportsbooks to five.

MGM Resorts International dominated the gaming headlines this week, as the move to regulate and legalize sports betting gained even more momentum in the U.S. this week.

The gaming giant announced today that it will introduce sports betting into its Atlantic City, Gulf Coast and Tunica properties in July and August, and will quickly introduce mobile sports betting throughout New Jersey and on property in Mississippi using the Caesars Casino & Sports app.