Key Takeaways
- The slight dip last month can be viewed as a positive sign for the state of online poker in New Jersey.
- Since launching its online poker room in the Garden State in mid-March, online poker revenues have jumped to their highest levels in two years.
- Notable in May was a 20% decrease in revenues for online casino games reported by Resorts, the land-based casino under which PokerStars holds its license.
Operators in the state of New Jersey generated $2,570,853 in revenue from online poker tournament fees and rake during the month of May, according to figures released by the Davison of Gaming Enforcement.
