New Jersey iGaming win rose 13% to $274.8m in September 2026, up from $243.1m a year earlier, according to monthly figures the Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) released on 19 October.
Online casino win was $47m higher than the $227.8m won by Atlantic City’s nine casino hotels, which fell 1.3%. Sports wagering revenue dropped 14.3% to $77.0m. Total gaming revenue rose 2.8% to $579.6m, the DGE’s September revenue release shows.
New Jersey iGaming year to date
Internet gaming win reached $2.40bn in the first nine months of 2026, up 13.2% from $2.12bn in the same period of 2025, according to the DGE’s monthly internet gaming reports.
Online play made up 47% of the state’s $579.6m total in September. Across the year to date it accounts for 45% of $5.39bn, which is up 5.1% from $5.13bn.
Atlantic City casino floors
Slot machine win at the casino hotels rose 4.6% to $177.9m in September, while table game win fell 17.6% to $49.9m, according to the DGE. Casino win for the year to date was $2.24bn, up 1.4%.
Sports wagering decline
Online sports wagering revenue fell 18.8% to $72.9m, from $89.8m in September 2025. Sportsbook lounges at casinos and racetracks added $4.1m, after a loss of $13,173 a year earlier. Sports wagering revenue for the year to date was $748.4m, down 6.3% from $798.5m, according to the DGE’s sports wagering tax returns.
New Jersey collected $82.7m in gross revenue taxes in September and $756.8m in the year to date.
Next steps
The DGE will publish October 2026 revenue figures in November. More US market coverage is in our North America archive.
Source: New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
