July is a slow month in the sports betting world and the quagmire did not spare the titan that is New Jersey.
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement reported the total sports betting handle for the month of July was $578.7 million, down from $766.8 million in June.
However, the state’s total gaming revenue for July was $450.6 million, an increase over the record setting June total of $392.8 million in gaming revenue.
Of the $450.6 million total, sports wagering gross revenue was $55 million for the month.
Every single casino in the state reported a positive sports wagering revenue figure for July, except for Bally’s (Premier) as the sportsbook reported a loss of $110,637.
| Casino Licensees | 2021 November Sports Wagering Revenue | 2021 October Sports Wagering Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| Bally's (Premier) | $164,912 | $162,945 |
| Borgata | $7,773,891 | $8,012,702 |
| Caesars | $891,405 | $631,641 |
| Golden Nugget | $38,415 | $83,888 |
| Golden Nugget Online Gaming | $174,112 | $54,659 |
| Hard Rock | $1,333,563 | $1,029,292 |
| Harrah's | $101,694 | $(67,076) |
| Ocean Casino | $830,334 | $415,121 |
| Resorts | $81,818 | $66,546 |
| Resorts Digital | $22,448,197 | $15,924,149 |
| Tropicana | $3,644,951 | $2,226,743 |
The Meadowlands Racetrack continued its sports betting revenue dominance in the state with more than $31.7 million in revenue for July.
| Racetrack Licensees | 2021 November Revenue | 2021 October Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| Freehold Raceway | $7,927,171 | $6,969,453 |
| Meadowlands | $64,399,740 | $44,099,790 |
| Monmouth Park | $4,978,520 | $4,542,182 |
