The online-only Caesars Entertainment Interactive NJ won $8.5 million, down nearly 22%. Resorts Digital, the casino’s online arm, won $59.5 million, up nearly 53%. Hard Rock won $62.7 million in July, up nearly 5% Golden Nugget won nearly $54 million, up nearly 10% Ocean won $42.4 million, down 2% Tropicana won $32.3 million, down nearly 10% Harrah’s won $25.2 million, down 4.2% Caesars won $25.1 million, down 1.5% Bally’s won $24.1 million, up more than 16%, and Resorts won $15.3 million, down more than 16%. It broke its own monthly revenue record of $124 million in July 2022.īorgata president Travis Lunn said the strong performance is due to positive customer response to the former Water Club hotel, now redone as the MGM Tower a high-limit slots lounge and a new restaurant, none of which were available a year ago. The Borgata’s record-breaking $127 million total win in July was up nearly 3% from a year earlier. Just two of the nine casinos - Hard Rock and Ocean - won more from in-person gamblers last month than they did in July 2019, although several came close to equaling that mark. According to reported figures from Legal Sports Report, sports bets placed, or 'the handle,' soared by 39 on a year over year basis from roughly 13 billion in 2019 to 18 billion. In-person gambling is also a closely watched metric when compared to the levels the casinos were experiencing before the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

Sports betting industry revenue by year