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to you, Gang Green Nation’s Highlight Reel for the past week:Top Comments:On
Jachai Polite:Polite-Njb45On the recent news surrounding Jordan Jenkins:Honestly
quite refreshing to read all these articles on Jordan
Jenkins-OptimisticJetFan1990On how the Jets should perform this year:I think
we’re gonna have a fun little team this year.-CrackbackOn the running back
situation behind Bell:-onecrazymofloOn which stats the Jets need to improve on
the offense:-Jeremy J. JacksonOn what the Jets need to do to improve the
Offense:We have a lot riding on Bell and the expected improvement from Sam-John
GalvinOn Robby Anderson’s potential:-TBRShamrockOn whether or not the Jets will
make the playoffs this year:Highly unlikely the Jets make the playoffs in 2019.
Maccagnan did too much damage.-curiousmcgeorgeTop GIF/Photo:“Offensive team
stats the Jets need to improve”-Scandalous Jack ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) —
Sports betting is off and running in New Jersey, with three casinos and two
racetracks taking in $40.6 million in wagers in July, the first full month it
was legal.Those figures were part of a report that showed that Hard Rock debuted
as Atlantic City’s No. 3 casino in terms of gambling revenue out of the nine
casinos in town. Ocean Resort came in last in its first full month of
operation.New Jersey won a U.S. Supreme Court case in May clearing the way for
all 50 states to offer sports betting if they choose. Since betting began in New
Jersey on June 14, more than $57 million in bets has been taken in, and
additional companies continue to join a rapidly expanding market.July’s numbers
were mainly posted by the Borgata and Ocean Resort casinos, and the Monmouth
Park and Meadowlands racetracks. Bally’s casino began taking sports bets on July
30.Since then, Harrah’s and Resorts have started taking sports bets as well, but
their revenue will not be reported until mid-September.And Wednesday morning,
the Golden Nugget will begin taking in-person sports bets.The
Meadowlands
Youth LaDainian Tomlinson Jerseys , about 6 miles (10 kilometers) from New York City in East Rutherford, New Jersey, where the NFL’s New York Jets and Giants
play, took in $1.35 million in July, having started taking bets on July 14.
Monmouth Park, which started taking bets June 14, took in $856,280 in July, and
has won $3.1 million since mid-June.Joe Asher, CEO of William Hill US, which
runs the sports books at Monmouth Park and the Ocean Resort Casino, said he is
“thrilled with the early numbers at both Monmouth and Ocean. They are clearly
exceeding our expectations of where we thought we would be at this early stage.
There’s no doubt the New Jersey sports betting market has a lot of
potential.”Jeff Gural, who runs the Meadowlands, where FanDuel operates the
sports book, said “it’s not a surprise, but it looks like we’re going to
dominate the market. The real test will come when companies get their sports
book online
LaDainian Tomlinson Jerseys Stitched , because that’s where most of the customers are expected to come from.”The Borgata took in $562,830 in sports
betting in July, and Ocean Resort handled just over $1 million. Bally’s did just
under $18,000 in the two days it took sports bets in July.Sports betting
generated $325,646 in state taxes in July.The Borgata, Ocean Resort and Bally’s,
and the two tracks saw gross sports betting revenue of $3.8 million on those
bets.Harrah’s and Resorts casinos began offering sports betting in early
August.Including all gambling revenue, the nine casinos took in $302 million in
July, up 12.8 percent from a year ago. But that’s mainly because two newly
reopened casinos had their first full month of operation in July, including Hard
Rock, the former Trump Taj Mahal. It debuted as Atlantic City’s No. 3 casino out
of the nine now operating in terms of revenue, with $32.7 million. It trailed
only Tropicana, at $37 million, and perennial leader Borgata, which won $76.6
million in July.Looking more closely at individual casinos, July was actually
not a great month. Of the seven casinos that were operating a year
ago
Youth Joe Klecko Jerseys , only the Golden Nugget showed a year-over-year increase in July, with $29.4 million, an increase of 8.8 percent over July 2017.Harrah’s
was down 14.1 percent to $31.4 million and Resorts was down 12.7 percent to
$17.8 million. Resorts president Mark Giannantonio said the casino did more
business this July than last, but was hurt by some losses at table games.Caesars
was down 10.3 percent to $29.3 million; Bally’s was down 9.9 percent to $20.5
million; Tropicana was down 9.8 percent, and Borgata was down 4.4 percent.Ocean
Resort, the former Revel casino won $17 million in its first full month, ranking
it last among the city’s nine casinos. Casino owner Bruce Deifik noted that July
was the first time in its history that it generated a positive cash flow. He
reopened the site in January after buying it from Florida developer Glenn
Straub, who failed to open it for two years.“To be ninth out of nine in this
position, I’m tickled pink,” Deifik said. “This was a property that for two
years had a cloud over its head, people thought it was cursed, and no one
thought I’d ever get it open.”Internet gambling continued its strong performance
in July, up nearly 26 percent from a year ago to $25.8 million.
