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No Dice for North Jersey: Atlantic City Keeps Its Casino Monopoly
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Devin came on board with Casino.org in 2014... Click for moreAtlantic City casinos dodged a major in-state threat after New Jersey lawmakers declined to place a North Jersey casino referendum on the 2026 ballot.
Talks in New Jersey about allowing casinos outside of Atlantic City were unfruitful during the state’s 2026 legislative session.
As New York City moves forward with three casino projects—Resorts World and Hard Rock Metropolitan Park in Queens, and Bally’s in the Bronx—some New Jersey lawmakers say North Jersey needs its own casino to compete in the critically important metro.
Lawmakers Pass on North Jersey CasinoNew Jersey does not permit citizen-led constitutional amendment initiatives, meaning such a ballot question can only come through the state Legislature.
Atlantic City Casino HealthAtlantic City’s nine casinos in 2025 generated gross gaming revenue (GGR) of $2.89 billion from their in-person slots and table games.