New Jersey was one of the first wave of US states to legalize online poker, along with Delaware and Nevada. The first sites went live in 2013. Thanks to the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement, poker sites in New Jersey can network with those in Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Nevada, and Delaware.
It’s also home to Atlantic City, one of the top U.S. gambling destinations outside Las Vegas. Of the nine retail casinos in the city, the Borgata is the best-known for its live poker offerings, although Harrah’s is also a popular spot.
Where in the world are the poker players? Apparently, not in New Jersey. There was hope that legal sports betting… Continue reading New Jersey Poker Posting Declining Traffic Trends Across The Board
Poker seems to be taking a backseat to the sports betting conversation these days. DraftKings has been dominating headlines since launching… Continue reading NJ Traffic Report: PokerStars Continues to Gain While WSOP.com Trends Down
On July 12, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement released its latest online gaming revenue numbers for New Jersey. It… Continue reading Cash Game Traffic Is On the Rise For All Three New Jersey Online Poker Platforms
On Feb. 27, the World Series of Poker Circuit made history when by hosting first online circuit ring event in Nevada. The… Continue reading New Jersey to Host WSOPC Online Ring Event in March
