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Employees and guests at the Atlantic City property will be required to wear masks in public areas. Masks will be provided free of charge.

New Jersey’s sportsbooks lost out on nearly $370 million in sports wagers in March, according to PlayNJ estimates, while online casino and poker revenue smashed the previous record with $64.8 million in revenue.

On top of the $1 million crisis and disaster relief pledge, the company is donating the equivalent of 400,000 meals across the U.S.

As a result of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S., casinos across the country have announced temporary closures. These resorts will continue to assess the situation over the next two weeks and reevaluate the closures.

MGM Resorts International announced that it will comply with Governor Murphy's order and will temporarily suspend operations at the Atlantic City resort by 8:00 p.m. today.

After a great month, the concern for New Jersey’s sportsbooks is what lies ahead after all of the four major sports, and more, have suspended seasons.

New Jersey’s sportsbooks and online casinos performed in December in much the same way they spent the rest of 2019: With new records and more growth.

The events will take place at MGM National Harbor, MGM Springfield and Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa throughout 2020 with the first events kicking off from 5-17 February.

The NJ online and retail sportsbooks collected a staggering $562 million in bets in November. At the current pace, it won’t be long before the state reaches $6 billion

This week, we take a step out of Las Vegas as news in Atlantic City, New York and Europe took over headlines.

The partnership will deliver sports gaming experiences at a national scale inside Buffalo Wild Wings through MGM's digital gaming platform, BetMGM.

The Atlantic City resort invested over $14 million, including the addition of the Lobby Bar and adjacent VIP check-in, as well as a redesign of over 300 Fiore Suites.

Along with Encore Boston Harbor opening two weeks ago, we have seen several other resorts announce expansions and openings since our last edition back in April.

There was a major step in the right direction this week regarding a state-of-the-art people mover for the city of Las Vegas.

On 29 June, the Atlantic City resort will officially open the bar, which features built-in slot machines and interactive sports betting kiosks.

This week we reached a major milestone in the sports betting world. Legal sports betting in the U.S. celebrated its one-year anniversary on Tuesday.

The Atlantic City resort announced the introduction of the new digital sports betting platform Borgata Sports.

New Jersey’s sportsbooks took in more than $320 million in February bets, generating strong monthly revenue despite a short month and a predictable post-Super Bowl lull.

January’s record $385.3 million handle, which netted $18.8 million in revenue, was up 20.7% from the $319.2 million New Jersey’s online and retail sportsbooks collected in December.

The Atlantic City resort will feature exclusive appearances from more than 30 performers at the nightlife destination.