When looking at just the money won from in-person gamblers only, Borgata won $51.6 million, down 6.1% Hard Rock won $41.4 million, up 16.7% Ocean won $31.4 million, up 1.4% Harrah’s won $19.4 million, down 7.6% Tropicana won $17.8 million, down 6.8% Caesars won $17.5 million, down 7.7% Resorts won nearly $12.5 million, down 0.2% Bally’s won $12 million, up 20.4% and Golden Nugget won $11 million, down nearly 3%.The Yard is a beer garden-style venue with a stage for live music, a wide range of local brews and craft cocktails, and a gastropub-style menu. In terms of overall gambling revenue, including internet and sports betting, the market-leading Borgata won over $97 million in November, down 8.6% from a year earlier Golden Nugget won $61 million, up nearly 25% Hard Rock won $52.4 million, up over 26% Ocean won $36.7 million, up 5.7% Tropicana won $28.5 million, up 8.2% Harrah’s won $20 million, down 2.3% Bally’s won $19.7 million, up over 29% Caesars won nearly $17.9 million, down 6.6% and Resorts won $12.4 million, an increase of just under 1%. Other big online winners included Resorts Digital, the internet arm of Resorts Casino, which won $47.2 million, up over 26%, and the Borgata, which won nearly $38 million online, down 14.4%.

The Golden Nugget, which has long had a robust online gambling operation, won over $50 million from internet casino games in November, up nearly 33% from a year earlier. When all the money won in-person, online and from sports betting by the casinos and three racetracks is combined, the total amount won in November was $482.4 million - an increase of 9.4% from a year earlier. Of the nine casinos in New Jersey, only Hard Rock and the Ocean Casino resort won more from in-person gamblers in November of this year than they did in November 2019, before the pandemic broke out. And that key business continues to lag behind pre-pandemic levels.

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