New Jersey gaming revenue increases 15.9% to $605.6m for December

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has reported the state’s total gaming revenue for both December 2025 and full year, as operators managed to produce $605.6m of revenue for the monthly period, equating to an increase of 15.9%. 

The state’s gaming revenue for December 2025 was primarily generated by iGaming operations, which accounted for $273.2m of revenue and grew 19.8%. Despite producing the second highest revenue of any gaming type for December 2025, New Jersey’s casino win fell 6.7% to $216.1m. 

Sports betting activity in New Jersey was responsible for $116.3m of revenue during the monthly period, representing a significant increase of 85% year-over-year. FanDuel and DraftKings led all operators in online sports betting revenue generated for December 2025, reporting $50.2m and $34m, respectively, equating to increases of 69.1% and 116.2%. 

Both operators also produced the highest online casino revenue for the monthly period, as FanDuel generated $61.9m and grew 23.6%, while DraftKings reported $52.2m for an increase of 1.9%. BetMGM was a close runner-up to the two leading operators, having produced nearly $37m of online casino revenue for growth of 29%. 

Slot machine win was just over $159.1m for December 2025, falling 5.3% year-over-year, while table game revenue decreased 10.6% to $57m. For FY2025 results, however, the gaming type reported $2.9bn in yearly revenue, equating to growth of 2.7%. 

iGaming and sports betting operations produced FY2025 revenues of $2.9bn and $1.2bn in New Jersey, respectively, representing increases of 22% and 7.5%. Online sportsbook operators generated $1.1bn of revenue and grew 8.2%, while retail sportsbook revenue decreased 12.1% to $29.5m. 

Borgata led all operators in both December 2025 and full-year casino win for New Jersey properties, producing $60.3m and $800.8m, respectively, equating to a decrease of 3.9% for December, but an increase of 8.5% during FY2025.