December 2025
New Jersey’s iGaming market delivered another blockbuster performance in November, reinforcing the state’s position as one of the most powerful online casino jurisdictions in North America. Online casino and poker revenue surged to $253 million for the month, marking an 18.2% year-on-year increase and putting the sector within touching distance of its all-time record.
The November result came just 2.8% below October’s historic peak of $260.3 million, underlining the sustained strength of online casino demand in the Garden State. As traditional casino floors face seasonal fluctuations, iGaming continues to prove itself as the most reliable and fast-growing vertical in New Jersey’s regulated gaming ecosystem.
Online casino games drive the surge
The bulk of November’s iGaming success was fueled by online slots and table games, which generated $250.8 million in revenue. This represented a robust 18.5% increase compared to November last year, highlighting strong player engagement across digital casino titles.
Internet poker was the only sub-sector to show a decline, slipping 4.6% year-on-year to $2.2 million. However, poker’s modest dip did little to slow the overall momentum, as online casino games continued to dominate player spending.
Market leaders tighten their grip
Competition at the top of New Jersey’s iGaming market remained intense, with major brands consolidating their leadership positions. FanDuel, in partnership with Golden Nugget, once again led the market, posting $60.2 million in revenue for November.
Close behind, DraftKings and Resorts World secured second place with $49.6 million, while BetMGM and Borgata rounded out the top three at $30.6 million. The performance of these operators reflects both brand strength and continued investment in product innovation, game variety, and player experience.
A record-setting year in sight
With eleven months now complete, New Jersey’s iGaming revenue has reached $2.64 billion year-to-date, representing a striking 22.2% increase compared to the same period last year. The figures point to a potential record-breaking finish for 2025, as online casino gaming cements itself as the primary growth engine of the state’s regulated gambling market.
As player preferences continue to shift toward digital-first entertainment, New Jersey’s iGaming sector is not just growing—it is redefining what success looks like in the modern gaming industry. If current trends hold, the state’s online casinos are poised to close the year on an unprecedented high, setting new benchmarks for regulated iGaming in the US.