New Jersey online casino revenue, June 2026: $271.0M
$271.0M of Internet Gaming Win (online casino + poker) in June 2026, +17.5% from $230.7M a year earlier (our calculation); sports wagering revenue was $57.3M.

Key takeaways
- 01Online casino win (DGE's "Other Authorized Games") was $268.4M, +17.7% year on year; peer-to-peer poker win was $2.6M (our calculations).
- 02Internet Gaming Win was −1.9% against May 2026's $276.3M (our calculation).
- 03Total Internet Gaming Taxes were $60.4M; Sports Wagering Revenue was $57.3M, of which $57.9M came from online sportsbooks.
New Jersey’s casinos and their online partners reported $271.0M in Internet Gaming Win for June 2026, according to the Division of Gaming Enforcement’s monthly revenue release (PDF), published on 2026-07-16. That is +17.5% against $230.7M in June 2025 and −1.9% against $276.3M in May 2026 (both our calculation from DGE releases).
The numbers
| Metric (DGE term) | Jun 2026 | Jun 2025 | YoY (our calculation) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Internet Gaming Win (gross; casino + poker) | $271,041,019 | $230,706,103 | +17.5% |
| Online casino win (“Other Authorized Games”) | $268,442,844 | $227,998,938 | +17.7% |
| Online poker win (“Peer-to-Peer”) | $2,598,175 | $2,707,165 | −4.0% |
| Sports Wagering Revenue (gross; online + lounge) | $57,251,990 | $91,858,292 | −37.7% |
| Total Internet Gaming Taxes | $60,354,762 | n/c | n/c |
“Win” is gross gaming revenue: what operators kept after paying winners. It is the only revenue measure in DGE’s release; New Jersey publishes no adjusted or taxable revenue line and no online casino wagers. “n/c” = not comparable: DGE’s tax table changed layout in December 2025, and the Jun 2025 release printed the internet gaming gross revenue tax only, without the 2.5% Investment Alternative Tax.
Online casino and poker
Online casino win was $268.4M, +17.7% year on year, and peer-to-peer poker win was $2.6M (our calculation for both changes). Casino products accounted for almost all of the month’s Internet Gaming Win.
Total Internet Gaming Taxes were $60,354,762, as printed on DGE’s gaming tax schedule: $53,573,328 of 19.75% gross revenue tax plus $6,781,434 of 2.5% Investment Alternative Tax. New Jersey raised the internet gaming rate from 15% to 19.75% from July 2025.
Sports betting
Sports Wagering Revenue was $57.3M: $57.9M from online sportsbooks and −$0.7M from sportsbook lounges, where revenue was negative for the month. The Industry Total Sports Wagering Handle was $917.2M, against $790.4M in June 2025; that handle includes wagers on future events. Total Sports Wagering Taxes were $12,453,474.
June 2026 is the last month DGE printed that industry total handle. From the July 2026 release it reports only completed-events handle, so handle figures after June are not comparable with this one.
The full monthly series back to September 2024, with every online brand, is on our New Jersey online gaming revenue data page. DGE figures are unaudited and can be amended later; this story uses the values as first published.


