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Nevada - Circa launches book at Silverton Circa Sports, the Las Vegas sports betting brand from CEO Derek Stevens, has officially arrived at Las Vegas casino-hotel Silverton Casino Lodge. Debuting within a temporary book, this marks Circa Sports’ fifth satellite location in southern Nevada and first in southwest Las Vegas. The venture’s permanent sportsbook at Silverton will open in March – just in time for March Mania.
The temporary Circa Sportsbook is located next to Shady Grove Bar and Lounge and consists of two betting windows, two self-serving betting kiosks, and four TV screens displaying odds. Bettors can catch all the day’s game at the adjacent bar, which offers a multitude of TV screens for guests to watch the action.
The permanent book will be located with ease of access in mind next to Silverton’s parking garage and with parking reserved for Circa Sports players. The 1,600-square-foot book will feature a variety of seating options to enjoy games, including a Daktronics screen configured to show games from all major sports leagues and other streaming services.
Pennsylvania - Mount Airy debuts Entegrity Everi Holdings has installed Entegrity, its fourth- generation Anti-Money Laundering (AML) solution, at Mount Airy Casino Resort, Pennsylvania’s first AAA Four-Diamond Casino Resort. Entegrity combines Everi’s compliance experience with a new and modern technology stack to deliver an advanced toolkit for AML professionals in the gaming industry.
Entegrity’s web-based technology allows for a reimagined, more intuitive user experience and includes a plethora of customer requested modules necessary for any AML Compliance programme. “With this deployment of Entegrity at Mount Airy, we continue to enhance and add must-have features to an already robust platform,” said Darren Simmons, Everi’s Executive Vice President and FinTech Business Leader.
West Virginia - Play’n GO expands presence Play’n GO has increased its West Virginia market share with the launch of their content with operator Rush Street Interactive. The casino entertainment provider has already had great success with Rush Street Interactive via its Michigan brand BetRivers, and this expansion into West Virginia promises to be equally successful for both brands. The announcement gives Rush Street players access to some classic titles from the Play’n GO catalogue, including KISS: Reels of Rock and Reactoonz. Play’n GO is now licensed in four US states, with an aim to be active in every regulated market in the United States and across the globe.
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New Jersey Celebrates Record Revenues New Jersey’s gambling revenue hit an all-time high $5.78bn in 2023, but two
thirds of Atlantic City casinos failed to surpass 2019 levels on their gaming floors.
New Jersey’s gambling revenue hit an all-time high in 2023, reaching $5.78bn, up 11 per cent from last year, driven by record revenues in online gaming and sports betting. Brought in to keep the land-based sector afloat, the two verticals accounted for half the revenue generated by Atlantic City’s nine casinos, three horse tracks that have sports betting, and their online partners, which surpassed the previous record of $5.2bn set in 2006 and again last year.
Two-thirds of the state’s casinos are still generating less revenue from in-person gambling than they did before the COVID-19 pandemic. Only three; the long-established market leader Borgata, along with the two newest venues Hard Rock and Ocean, generated better revenues on their gaming floors than they did in 2019.
Te total generated by the nine casinos did though surpass 2019 levels with $2.8bn coming in from the land-based sector, making it the best performing year for land-based in a decade. Land-based slots generated revenue of $2.11bn, up 3.3 per cent, whilst table games revenue fell by 0.7 per cent to $736.2m.
Michigan
Strive Gaming will power Four Winds Casinos’ online gaming services in Michigan. Four Winds Casinos is owned and operated by the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians of Michigan and Indiana. Four Winds operates three casinos in Michigan and one in South Bend, Indiana. Four Winds launched its online casino and sportsbook in Michigan in February 2021.
Strive will provide Four Winds with its customer services, technology and bonusing tools, while also providing its app to Four Winds’ online operation. Strive will also incorporate Four Winds into its Infinity Engine, which drives higher lifetime values by bringing operators closer to their players through operational automation and contextual real-time engagement.
James Plousis, Chairman of the New Jersey Casino Control Commission, said: “New Jersey’s vision for a vibrant and competitive Atlantic City is coming to fruition after the addition of on-line gaming and sports wagering.”
Jane Bokunewicz, Director of the Lloyd Levenson Institute at Stockton University, said the record would not have been possible without the contributions of new gaming products; internet gaming and sports wagering, which contributed nearly 46 per cent of total gaming revenue for the year.
Online gaming showed an increase of 16 per cent, reaching $1.9bn last year with online slots generated almost all of that total at $1.89bn, marking an increase of 15.9 per cent. Golden Nugget was the online market leader generating $524.8m in revenue with Resorts Digital in second place with $507.8m and Borgata in third with $489.9m in revenue.
Sports betting generated a personal best of $1.01bn, marking a 31.9 per cent increase from 2022 and marking the first time New Jersey sports betting passed the $1bn level.
New York Online gaming omitted from New York’s budget
Despite online sports betting being heralded as a 'game-changer in tax revenue’, New York State Governor Kathy Hochul didn't include its vertical brother online gaming in her 2025 executive budget, delivering a huge blow to hopes that the revised gaming bill submitted last week by New York state senator Joseph Addabbo would make progress.
Online gaming's exclusion comes as the state's online sports betting sector roared home with revenues of $862m in just its second year of operation.
Upon the two-year anniversary of mobile sports wagering in New York State, Governor Kathy Hochul also announced the State has collected more than $1.55bn in taxes on such bets, most of it to be used for education. Last year’s
$862m, when added to $693m as well as $200m in licensing fees collected in 2022 brings the total generated revenue to $1.75bn, which has shattered national records for mobile sports wagering. Since the United States Supreme Court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act in May of 2018, New York State ranks third in overall handle — the total amount of dollars wagered — among states.
"Over the last two years, New York is the clear leader in providing responsible entertainment for millions while bringing in record- shattering revenue for education, youth sports, and problem gambling prevention," Hochul said. "I look forward to this third year of our successful gaming policies that deliver top tier mobile sports wagering experiences.”
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