Key Takeaways
- The first New Jersey DGE revenue numbers for regulated online gaming have been seen as disappointing, but the cash game traffic for the first half of January suggests that the second set of numbers will be better.
- The cash game traffic seems to indicate a revenue rise of over 20% measured against December’s figures which is likely the result of the seasonal propensity of online poker traffic to rise in January, and the impact of operators’ marketing promotions.
The first New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) revenue numbers for regulated online gaming have been seen as disappointing, but the cash game traffic for the first half of January suggests that the second set of numbers will be better.
