New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement - Financial & Statistical Information

The most granular public window into any American gaming market outside Nevada. The Division of Gaming Enforcement - the enforcement arm of New Jersey's casino regulatory system under the Attorney General - publishes a financial and statistical information hub that turns the state's casino economy into signed, structured numbers every cycle. Per-licensee Monthly Gross Revenue Reports arrive from each of the nine Atlantic City casino hotels; a statewide Total Gaming Revenue press release with statistical summaries follows about two weeks after each month closes (July 2026 was the most recent cycle at time of writing). Around those two anchors sit Monthly Internet Gross Revenue Reports, Monthly Sports Wagering Revenue Reports, quarterly press releases and financial reports such as the 1st Quarter 2026 Operational Performance release, the Casino Revenue Fund Taxes and Fees Source Report, a Summary of Gaming and Atlantic City Taxes and Fees spanning 1978 through 2026, Annual Slot and Table Game Data, and breakdowns of online gaming revenue distribution among casinos, racetracks, affiliates and platforms for 2016, 2021 and 2024. July 2026 closed at $678.1 million total gaming revenue: $226.1 million slot machine win, $78.1 million table game win, $276.9 million internet gaming win, $97.0 million sports wagering revenue.

Cut from the July 2026 cycle, four rows showing the different levels the record operates at:

level=STATEWIDE   Month: July 2026
  slot_machine_win       : $226,149,817
  table_game_win         : $78,060,283
  casino_win             : $304,210,100
  internet_gaming_win    : $276,948,219
  sports_wagering_rev    : $96,957,749
  total_gaming_revenue   : $678,116,068

level=STATEWIDE   Month: July 2025
  slot_machine_win       : $212,853,272
  table_game_win         : $71,273,259
  casino_win             : $284,126,531
  internet_gaming_win    : $247,298,506
  sports_wagering_rev    : $74,769,434
  total_gaming_revenue   : $606,194,471

level=LICENSEE    Licensee: BALLY'S ATLANTIC CITY   Month: July 2026
  total_table_game_win   : $1,884,985
  slot_machine_win       : $10,296,138
  total_casino_win       : $12,181,123
  authorized_casino_sqft : 82,461

level=CHANNEL     Line: Sports Wagering - Online Sportsbook
  jul_2026               : $94,673,107
  jul_2025               : $75,449,452
  change_pct             : +25.5%

The same month, three altitudes. Statewide, July 2026 ran to $678,116,068 of total gaming revenue against $606,194,471 a year earlier - and the composition tells the real story: internet gaming win of $276,948,219 now exceeds the entire land-based casino win line of $304,210,100 in scale, while sports wagering revenue jumped from $74,769,434 to $96,957,749. Drop to the licensee level and Bally's Atlantic City files its own report: $12,181,123 of total casino win on $10,296,138 of slot machine win, with 82,461 square feet of licensed floor behind it. The channel row is where growth concentrates - the online sportsbook line up 25.5 percent year over year. Nine such licensee panels stack into the statewide totals, which is what makes this record reconcilable instead of merely quotable. Request a sample and the extract cuts to the properties, channels or months you name.

Twelve fields carry the analytical load, and every definition below was checked against the actual filings rather than inferred from column labels. The licensee fields come straight off the casino Monthly Gross Revenue Reports - each one a signed controller filing - so win, drop and handle exist at property level, not just in aggregate. The statewide fields come off the press-release statistical summaries and the dedicated internet gaming and sports wagering reports, which is where the channel splits live. Everything else the hub exposes folds under additional fields on request and is confirmed with you before anything ships.

Geography - one state, exhaustively covered: the nine Atlantic City casino hotels as individual reporting entities, plus statewide panels for internet gaming and sports wagering that follow the customer rather than the building. No sampling, no estimation layer - every operating licensee in New Jersey's market appears in the record.

Temporal - monthly cadence at the core. The long tail is unusual for gaming data: the Summary of Gaming and Atlantic City Taxes and Fees reaches back to 1978, giving nearly five decades of fiscal context, quarterly operational and financial reports add a slower-resolution view, and online gaming distribution snapshots exist for 2016, 2021 and 2024.

Granularity - three nested levels. Licensee-by-month is the finest cut: game-line win, drop/handle, win percentage and floor characteristics per property. Statewide-by-channel aggregates slots, tables, internet gaming and sports wagering for the whole market, with the online/retail split preserved. Quarterly financial reporting sits above both for P&L-shaped questions.

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• Quant and equity research - the nine-property panel turns Atlantic City into a monthly natural experiment: track share shifts between adjacent casino hotels as supply changes, test whether internet gaming win cannibalizes land-based win or stacks on top of it, and read sports wagering revenue against handle for hold-rate signals.
• Competitive benchmarking - operators and their advisors compare their own internal numbers against every rival's signed filing: win percentage against market average, promotional credits wagered as a measure of discount intensity, authorized square footage as capacity commitment.
• Market sizing and entry analysis - five decades of tax history plus current channel splits make New Jersey the reference market for iGaming and online sports betting economics - the jurisdiction analysts cite when sizing newer state markets.
• Policy, tax and fiscal analysis - the Casino Revenue Fund series connects gaming performance to the state's take, which is the linkage municipal-finance and tax-incidence work needs and operator disclosures never provide.
• Citation-grade journalism - figures compiled by the state's enforcement division, sourced from filings made under penalty of perjury, survive fact-checks that marketing numbers do not.
• ML and forecasting - a clean monthly multivariate series - slots, tables, iGaming, sports wagering, each with year-over-year structure - is exactly the shape seasonality and nowcasting models want, with no scraping or unit reconciliation required.

Investors and quants get the only US gaming market where every operator files comparable monthly economics at property level - share, hold, promo intensity and capacity, all reconcilable to a statewide control total. Market researchers and consultants get a half-century fiscal series beside current channel splits, which is how reference-market work gets done. Competitive intelligence and product teams get rivals' monthly filings as structured records instead of PDF archaeology. Data scientists and ML engineers get a tidy monthly multivariate panel with clean labels and no unit surprises. Journalists, academics and students get regulator-compiled numbers with a documented chain of custody, citable without hedging.

Provenance note - the record comes from the New Jersey Attorney General's Division of Gaming Enforcement, whose financial and statistical information hub is the official accounting of the state's casino, internet gaming and sports wagering markets. Per-casino reports are signed by each property's operations controller under penalties of perjury; statewide figures are the Division's compilation of those filings. One known quirk: the regulator's own press-release pages carry stale template boilerplate referencing September 2023 regardless of month - the dated headline and tables are the authoritative part, and the pipeline keys on those.

Granularity note - licensee-level detail exists because regulation requires it, not because anyone optimized it for analysts. That is the advantage: fields like drop, handle, promotional credits and authorized square footage appear nowhere in investor materials, yet they are the variables that actually explain win.

Dictionary note - the twelve-field dictionary above is verified against the filings. Quarterly financial statement line items, the tax source report's fee-level breakdowns, annual slot and table game distributions, and the 2016/2021/2024 online revenue splits fold under additional fields on request and are confirmed with you before delivery.

Where to go next - for the other great American gaming state, see Nevada Gaming Control Board - Gaming Statistics & Publications, and the head-to-head at Nevada Gaming Control Board vs NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement; for the Northeast corridor's second regulated market, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board - Gaming Revenue & Tax Data; for the UK regime, UK Gambling Commission - Public Register of Licensed Businesses; and for Macau, Macau DICJ - Monthly Gross Revenue from Games of Fortune.