State or region · United States
6 venues recorded across 1 destinations.
New Jersey approved casino gaming in Atlantic City by referendum in 1976, making it the first American market outside Nevada. The Division of Gaming Enforcement and the Casino Control Commission share oversight, and the state later became an early adopter of regulated online casino play.
| Place | Venues | Within it |
|---|---|---|
| Atlantic City | 6 | — |
Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
2,500 slots180 tables35 poker2,800 rooms
Borgata opened in 2003 in the Marina district, away from the Boardwalk, and immediately became the revenue leader in Atlantic City — a position it…
Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
2,000 slots120 tables20 poker2,000 rooms
Hard Rock took over the former Trump Taj Mahal, which closed in 2016, and reopened the Boardwalk property in 2018 after a substantial refurbishment…
Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
1,900 slots110 tables12 poker1,400 rooms
Ocean Casino Resort occupies the building constructed as Revel, which opened in 2012, closed after two years and stood empty until 2018. The tower is…
Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
2,000 slots100 tables15 poker2,300 rooms
The Tropicana opened in 1981 and is the largest Atlantic City property by room count. Its distinguishing feature is The Quarter, an indoor retail and…
Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
1,600 slots95 tables1,140 rooms
Caesars opened on the Boardwalk in 1979, the second casino licensed in Atlantic City, and carries the same Roman scheme as its Las Vegas namesake in…
Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
1,900 slots100 tables10 poker2,590 rooms
Harrah's sits in the Marina district next to Borgata and is built around a domed indoor pool that operates year-round as a day club. The property…