Harrah’s Atlantic City is launching a diverse lineup of summer programming in the Marina District, featuring headline entertainment, nightlife events, wellness activities, and casino promotions. The regional property aims to deliver consistent energy throughout the warmer months to attract both local residents and visiting tourists. Entertainment at the complex will feature several comedy and live music performances at its main concert venue. Scheduled performers include comedian DeRay Davis in July, followed by musical acts Mike DelGuidice and the tribute group Who’s Bad in August. Beyond these ticketed events, the property is offering free live entertainment at selected lounges and bars…

Caesars Atlantic City has launched its new schedule of summer events, introducing several outdoor experiences and live entertainment options for visitors. The resort recently announced the debut of its new open-air beachfront destination, Caesars Beach Club, which opens on the sand this June. The new club is designed to operate from day to night, offering guests a social atmosphere directly on the beach. According to the company, the venue will feature private cabanas, lounge-style seating, curated cocktails, and a coastal-inspired menu, alongside regular programming from live DJs. Beyond the beachfront additions, the property is expanding its indoor entertainment schedule at…

Atlantic City casinos posted their best summer in more than a decade, with August revenue figures showing strong gains across in-person gambling, internet gaming, and sports betting. According to the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, the city’s nine casinos generated $312 million from in-person gambling in August, a 6.1 percent increase compared with the same month last year. When including internet gaming and sports wagering, the total revenue for the month climbed to $642.2 million, up 15.7 percent year over year. The June through August summer period produced $855 million in in-person gambling revenue, marking the strongest three-month stretch…

Governor Phil Murphy said this week he is open to discussions about expanding New Jersey casinos beyond Atlantic City. The comments came during a press conference in Trenton following a recent report from the Stockton University Poll that shows growing public support for allowing casinos in other parts of the state. Murphy emphasized that while he is not currently pushing for expansion, but he is willing to engage in conversations about the possibility. Atlantic City has held an exclusive license for casino gaming since 1978, and all nine of the state’s casinos are located within the resort town. Previous attempts…

Caesars Entertainment has announced the relaunch of its Tropicana Online Casino in New Jersey, complete with new offerings and unprecedented rewards. According to the company’s statement, the iGaming brand now offers customers an improved catalog of industry-leading casino games, as well as better integration with Caesars Rewards, the company’s loyalty program. Matthew Sunderland, Senior Vice President of iGaming at Caesars Digital, stated that Caesars has a history of providing the best gaming experience in New Jersey, and the relaunch of the Tropicana virtual casino represents a crucial step forward in the company’s quest to offer valued customers the best iGaming…

Atlantic City New Year’s Eve events are being planed by several casinos! Visitors and guests will be able to ring in the New Year with parties, celebrations, entertainment, live performances and food! Atlantic City is the place to be this New Year’s Eve! Bally’s Atlantic City Ring In The New Year with Jerry Blavat and The Intruders: Enjoy a gourmet dinner and dancing with legendary Hall of Fame DJ, Jerry Blavat, and the Intruders in Bally’s grand ballroom from 8 p.m. – 10 p.m. Tickets include dinner, dancing, and open bar. The party continues with an open bar and dancing…