The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement announced on Apr. 16 the total gaming revenue results for March 2026, reporting increases across casino, internet gaming, and sports wagering sectors.
These results are significant as they reflect ongoing growth in the state’s regulated gaming industry, which has implications for tax revenues and public funding. The division reported that casino win for the nine casino hotels reached $236.7 million in March 2026, a rise of 2.5% compared to $230.9 million in March 2025. Year-to-date casino win stood at $652.9 million through March 2026, up by 1.3% from the previous year.
Internet gaming also saw gains, with internet gaming win totaling $272.1 million for March—an increase of 11.6% over last year’s figure of $243.9 million for the same month. Year-to-date internet gaming win was reported at $782.8 million through March, reflecting a growth rate of 16.3% compared to $673.3 million during the prior period.
Sports wagering gross revenue amounted to $87.6 million in March, representing a jump of 22.8% from $71.3 million one year earlier; cumulative sports wagering gross revenue reached $268.4 million so far this year—a slight increase over last year’s comparable figure.
Total gaming revenue—which includes casinos, racetracks and their partners—was reported at $596.4 million for March (up by 9.2%) and reached a total of $1.70 billion through March (a rise of 7.5%). Gross revenue taxes collected were noted as being $84.7 million for the month and totaling $246.1 million so far this year.
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