New Jersey online poker has a new leader. The sites operating under the Borgata license— BetMGM Poker , Borgata Poker , and partypoker —took over that mantle in September, generating more revenue than either Caesars (WSOP/888), or Resorts (PokerStars).
According to the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE), The BetMGM triumvirate pulled in over $1 million during the month , allowing them to edge past the competition, the operator’s first seven-figure return this year.
It is an impressive turn-around. There has been a three-way rivalry in NJ since 2016, and in those five years, this is the first time that the Borgata group has topped the pile . Indeed, for much of that period, it has consistently placed third behind Caesars and Resorts . Borgata NJ : Offering legal and fully regulated games in New Jersey since 2013! One of the first regulated sites , Borgata has earned its reputation with the players over the years
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GET YOUR FREE PLAY BONUS Sign up to Borgata Poker NJ today » The three sites—part of the USA-wide partypoker US network —saw revenue increase 28% compared to August . Admirable enough in itself, but perhaps even more remarkably, that figure is 31% up on September 2020 , an uptick that very few operators can currently match.
September’s success was no doubt aided by the WPT Borgata Poker Open Main Event. The prestigious tournament fell just shy of its $1 million guarantee but seems to have kept enough players on the network over the course of its three-day duration, to more than make up for the shortfall.
An interesting quirk in the data suggests that BetMGM and its partner rooms in NJ are far from dominating cash game traffic in the state . Of course, Caesars shares liquidity across NJ, Delaware , and Nevada , so it’s impossible to know exact numbers.Nevertheless, […]
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