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New Jersey’s regulated online casino market has expanded to 30 brands after three recent launches, with Vegas Club Casino the latest platform to go live following approval from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement.
Vegas Club Casino launched Wednesday through a market access partnership with Caesars Entertainment. The brand is run by G2 Digital. Two other additions arrived in June: Ember Casino, operated by Playtech and Delaware North, and Betinia Casino, launched through a partnership between Soft2Bet and Caesars.
The new launches add to a market that already posted record results in 2025. New Jersey reported an all-time high of $7 billion in total gaming revenue last year, up 10.8% from $6.3 billion in 2024. Online casinos were a major driver of that growth, with internet casino revenue rising 22% to $2.9 billion.
That was also the first year online casino revenue topped land-based casino revenue in the state, underscoring how important digital gaming has become in one of the country’s most mature regulated markets.
Among the leading operators, FanDuel and Golden Nugget generated $655.5 million in online casino revenue, followed by DraftKings and Resorts World at $569.8 million. BetMGM and Borgata produced $376 million.
Sports betting also grew in 2025, though at a slower pace than online casino play. New Jersey sports betting revenue increased 7.5% to $1.18 billion, with online wagering accounting for $1.15 billion of that total. Annual sports betting handle reached $12.2 billion.
For players, the immediate effect of the latest launches is straightforward: more regulated casino options are entering a market that is already large and competitive. In New Jersey, those platforms operate under state oversight rather than in an unregulated environment.
The state also collected more than $1 billion in gambling taxes in 2025, including $581.9 million from online casinos, $209.1 million from sports betting, and $216.8 million from land-based casino operators.
Looking ahead, G2 Digital has said it plans to launch in Pennsylvania, Ontario, and Alberta. No launch dates were provided. As more brands enter regulated markets, players should keep checking that any site they use is authorized in their jurisdiction and gamble responsibly.
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Source: As reported by Charlotte Capewell.
