New Jersey total gaming revenue hits $611M in October
New Jersey’s overall gaming income in October was $611.1 million, recording a 22.3% rise over the previous year’s $499.8 million in the same month.
iGaming is still the leader in the market, making $260.3 million in October only, which is an increase of 21.8% from $213.6 million that was earned a year ago.
Sports betting was the major contributor in terms of YoY growth, coming from $77.5 million last year to $116.1 million in October 2025, which is almost a 50% increase.
Casino hotels were also a good source of revenue, taking in $234.7 million, up from $208.7 million a year earlier, an increase of 12.5%.
Up to this point in the fiscal year the state has generated revenue of $5.74 billion, which is a 10% rise compared to last year’s figure of $5.22 billion in the same month. The state has also successfully collected $88.2 million in gaming taxes during October, which made the year’s total so far go up to $699.9 million.
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