The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement reported $46.2 million in sports wagering gross revenue for the month of February, an increase of nearly $30 million in sports wagering revenue reported in February 2020.
The Borgata posted the highest sports wagering revenue this past month, at $4.96 million, also an increase over its February 2020 sports wagering revenue of just over $714,000.
| Casino Licensees | 2021 February Sports Wagering Revenue | 2020 February Sports Wagering Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| Bally's (Premier) | $227,939 | N/A |
| Borgata | $4,961,308 | $714,024 |
| Caesars | $480,038 | N/A |
| Golden Nugget | $127,105 | ($135,314 |
| Golden Nugget Online Gaming | ($37,143) | ($308,997) |
| Hard Rock | $1,140,260 | $115,691 |
| Harrah's | ($49,082) | $41,649 |
| Ocean Casino | $2,129,951 | $102,147 |
| Resorts | $226,305 | $47,143 |
| Resorts Digital | $7,718,070 | $4,008,234 |
| Tropicana | ($509,245) | $122,457 |
The Meadowlands posted the highest sports wagering revenue figure for any New Jersey institution, and all racetrack licensees, reporting $27.18 million this past month compared with $10.9 million in February 2020.
| Racetrack Licensees | 2021 February Revenue | 2020 February Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| Freehold Raceway | ($8,982) | N/A |
| Meadowlands | $27,186,590 | $10,990,797 |
| Monmouth Park | $2,620,750 | $1,236,715 |
NJ Sports Gambling Year-to-Date Revenues
Year-to-date New Jersey reports $128,584,141 in sports wagering gross revenue compared with $70,562,554 at this point in time year-to-date in 2020.
For the month of February 2021, total gaming taxes were $30.2 million. The state currently imposes an 8% tax on casino gross revenue, 15% of Internet gaming gross revenue, 8.5% tax on casino and racetrack sports wagering gross revenue and 13% tax on casino and racetrack sports wagering Internet gross revenue.
