A List of the Best Online Casinos for New Jersey Players
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The COVID-19 pandemic rocked the gambling industry in New Jersey. Online casinos saw a growth in their business during the pandemics. This article gives a sneak peek into the best online casinos in NJ.
BetMGM is one of the largest casino brands in the United States. It owns and operates the BetM MGM online casino in New Jersey. The site is renowned for its high-quality online gaming interfaces, safe and responsive mobile apps and attractive bonuses.
The Caesars Interactive venture in New Jersey is offering a once-in-a-lifetime online gambling experience for New York and foreign players. The venture has partnered with Harrah's casinos, WSOP.com, and Wynn casino to consolidate online casino resources and enhance the quality of services.
Borgota Online Casino is one of the best-managed casinos in Atlantic City. It was recently acquired by MGM Resorts and Casinos. The online casino has since benefitted from MGM's immense software resources. Pala casino offers an interactive poker room used by Borgota casinos.
Unibet is a partnership between Kindred Group and Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City. Unibets is licensed by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement and runs dozens of casino games and poker.
Virgin Online Casino operates under the Tropicana Atlantic City Resorts & Casino’s gaming license. It is one of the earliest online casinos in New Jersey and operates on a UK-based software platform provided by Gamesys Group.
Tropicana was among the first legal online gambling sites in New Jersey and partnered with Richard Branson's Virgin Group in 2013. The company accepts payments through five channels, including direct bank transfers with affordable payment limits.
The 888 Online Casino offers more than 200 game titles in different categories. It operates under Caesars license in Atlantic City. There are no live dealer games offered on the platform. It is hosted by the Dragonfish Platform based in Delaware.
Hard Rock International bought Trump Taj Mahal Casino in 2017 and reinstated it in June 2018 after spending $500 million in renovations. The online venture was later transferred to Hard Rock and it offers hundreds of online casino games in New Jersey.
The New Jersey online gaming industry has boomed in the past year. The Division of Gaming has enhanced integrity in this industry by thoroughly vetting investors before awarding operations licenses.
