New Jersey’s gambling industry reported higher revenue in November, exceeding both last year’s performance and the total recorded in October. Figures released by state regulators showed gains across iGaming, sports betting, and land-based casinos, underscoring continued momentum across the market as the year moved toward its close.
Total gambling revenue for November reached $636.2 million. This marked a 14.2% increase compared with the same month last year and a 4.1% rise from October’s $611.1 million. Each major sector contributed to the overall improvement, though digital channels continued to account for a significant share of growth.
Online gaming drives monthly results
iGaming revenue totaled $253 million in November, representing an 18.2% year-on-year increase. While the figure fell slightly short of October’s record $260.3 million, it remained one of the strongest monthly totals on record for the sector.
Online slots and table games generated $250.8 million, rising 18.5% compared with last year. Internet poker moved in the opposite direction, with revenue declining 4.6% to $2.2 million. FanDuel and Golden Nugget led the iGaming market with $60.2 million in revenue. DraftKings and Resorts World followed at $49.6 million, while BetMGM and the Borgata ranked third with $30.6 million.
Sports betting records higher revenue and handle
Sports betting revenue reached $146.3 million in November, an increase of 23% year-on-year and 26% higher than October. Despite the growth, the total remained below the $170.8 million record set in January 2024.
Online wagering produced $142.5 million in revenue, up 24% from last year. Retail sportsbooks reported $3.9 million, a 6% decline. Total handle amounted to $1.28 billion, with $1.22 billion wagered online and $60.5 million placed at retail locations. The statewide hold stood at 11.41%.
Meadowlands and FanDuel generated the highest online sports betting revenue at $61.5 million. DraftKings and Resorts World followed with $38.3 million, while BetFanatics and Bally’s posted $11.1 million. In retail sports betting, Hard Rock led with $1.6 million.
Casino revenue posts moderate gains
Land-based casinos in Atlantic City also contributed to the overall increase. Casino revenue reached $236.8 million in November, reflecting a 5.7% rise compared with the same month last year. Revenue also edged up 0.9% from November, indicating relatively stable performance on physical gaming floors.
Slot machines accounted for $169.8 million of casino revenue, a 1.3% increase year-on-year. Table games recorded a sharper rise, with revenue climbing 19.1% to $67 million during the month. The stronger performance from table games helped offset more modest growth in slot play.
By the end of November, total gambling revenue for the year in New Jersey stood at $6.38 billion. This represented a 10.4% increase compared with the same period in 2024. iGaming led year-to-date growth with $2.64 billion, up 22.2%. Sports betting revenue reached $1.06 billion, a 2.8% increase, while land-based casinos generated $2.68 billion, up 3.6% over the prior year.
Source:
“DGE Announces November 2025 Gaming Revenue Results”, nj.gov. December 16, 2025
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