For the third consecutive month, casinos based in Atlantic City have reported a revenue increase when compared to the same period a year ago.
The state's regulatory authority, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE), reported in a press release on its site that gaming revenues in the Garden State during March 2015 were $203,878,901, representing a 2.3-percent increase from the $199,289,546 in revenues realized in March 2014. When factoring in casinos that are no longer operating, the state's overall revenues dipped by 12.6 percent from the $233,358,620 in revenues the NJDGE reported in March 2014.