Atlantic City Casinos Post Strong July Revenue Results Reaching 14-Year High

Data from July 2026 shows Atlantic City’s nine casinos produced $304.2 million in gross gaming revenue, marking a 7.1 percent increase over the same month in 2025 and the strongest July performance since 2012, while eight of the nine properties recorded gains and Borgata led the group with $81.6 million.

Slot and Table Game Breakdown

Slot revenue climbed 6.2 percent to $226.1 million, while table games revenue rose 9.5 percent to $78.1 million, with the combined figures reflecting steady activity across both product categories throughout the month; observers note that the larger share of growth came from table games even though slots continued to account for the majority of total revenue at these properties.

Those tracking the figures point out that the year-over-year lift occurred even as operators managed typical seasonal patterns, and the overall result pushed the monthly total past previous July benchmarks that had stood since 2012; the data further indicates that revenue distribution remained concentrated among the top performers while smaller properties still contributed to the collective increase.

Property-Level Performance

Borgata generated the highest single-property total at $81.6 million, and the remaining eight casinos that posted gains included a range of well-known Atlantic City locations that together drove the aggregate improvement; one property did not report an increase, yet the broad participation from the other eight locations helped sustain the positive momentum reported for the month.

Revenue figures released in early August 2026 therefore capture a period when visitor traffic and play volumes aligned to produce these outcomes, and analysts reviewing the numbers emphasize that the gains spanned both slots and tables without reliance on any single segment; the distribution across properties underscores consistent engagement rather than isolated spikes at a few venues.

Statewide Gaming Context

Total New Jersey gaming revenue, which incorporates iGaming and sports betting alongside the Atlantic City casino results, reached $678.1 million for July 2026 and represented an 11.9 percent increase compared with July 2025; the statewide total therefore exceeded the casino-only figure by a substantial margin and highlighted the contribution of online and sports wagering channels to the broader market.

Year-to-date gaming revenue for the state surpassed $4.2 billion by the end of July, placing the first seven months of 2026 ahead of the comparable period in the prior year; these cumulative numbers reflect ongoing activity that has carried forward from earlier months and continued through the summer period covered by the latest report.

According to the July 2026 gaming revenue data, the combination of land-based casino performance with digital and sports betting channels produced a balanced statewide picture that showed growth across multiple verticals rather than dependence on any one area; the figures further reveal that Atlantic City’s contribution formed a significant but not exclusive portion of the overall monthly and year-to-date totals.

Conclusion

The July 2026 results therefore establish a clear benchmark for Atlantic City casinos, with the nine properties achieving the highest July gross gaming revenue since 2012 through coordinated gains in slots and tables; the statewide context adds further detail by showing how iGaming and sports betting supplemented these land-based outcomes to reach $678.1 million for the month and push year-to-date totals past $4.2 billion.