Key Takeaways
- Revenues from online poker in New Jersey hit an all-time low in November posting only $1,877,603 according to figures released by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement on Friday.
- With only 12 months of data is difficult to assess the figures for December and January can be expected to be repeated, or if the relative success of those months is attributable to the marketing push that accompanied the launch of the market.
Revenues from online poker in New Jersey hit an all-time low in November posting only $1,877,603, according to figures released by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement on Friday.
The new low point marks the second time in two months that revenues have achieved that disparaging distinction.
Considering that November has one less day than October, the month on month decline measured only 1.4%. The partnership between Borgata and partypoker saw 2.52% decline from its October numbers, while the WSOP/888 numbers were relatively flat.
