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New Jersey Hits $6.3B Gambling Record Amid Challenges

1/19/2025

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New Jersey's gambling revenue hit a record $6.3 billion in 2024, fueled by online gaming and sports betting, despite a 1.1% decline in in-person casino revenue to $2.8 billion.
Atlantic City struggles to draw visitors, with calls for state support in tourism and infrastructure.
Human trafficking remains a critical concern, leading to increased funding for local victim support initiatives.
Resorts Casino is launching a new outdoor entertainment project to enhance the beachfront experience.
Atlantic City faces competition from new casinos in New York City, threatening its economic stability.

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Story summary

New Jersey's gambling revenue hit a record $6.3 billion in 2024, fueled by online gaming and sports betting, despite a 1.1% decline in in-person casino revenue to $2.8 billion.
Atlantic City struggles to draw visitors, with calls for state support in tourism and infrastructure.
Human trafficking remains a critical concern, leading to increased funding for local victim support initiatives.
Resorts Casino is launching a new outdoor entertainment project to enhance the beachfront experience.
Atlantic City faces competition from new casinos in New York City, threatening its economic stability.