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BetRivers brought in $32.2 million in New Jersey online casino revenue in the third quarter of 2026, up 26.5% from a year earlier. That was more than twice the statewide growth rate over the same period.
BetRivers’ NJ online casino revenue reached $97 million through September, according to the Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE). That puts the casino about $770,000 shy of its $97.8 million full-year 2025 total, as listed in the New Jersey Casino Control Commission’s annual report.
BetRivers gains share as quarterly revenue grows
BetRivers Casino generated $25.5 million in the same quarter last year. The wider NJ online casino market grew 9.8% to $811 million in the latest quarter, according to monthly DGE reports. BetRivers accounted for about 4% of that total, up from about 3.4% a year earlier.
BetRivers topped $10 million in each month of the quarter. In 2025, all three months came in below that mark. Revenue reached $11.5 million in July, then eased to $10.7 million in August and just over $10 million in September. Each month still finished at least 25% ahead of its 2025 counterpart.
BetRivers generated $34.6 million in New Jersey online casino revenue from April through June. Its third-quarter total was about $2.4 million lower than the previous quarter, a 7% decline.
BetRivers’ revenue through September was 34.5% higher than at the same point in 2025. That pace was down from 38.8% growth through June.
BetRivers operates under the Golden Nugget Atlantic City internet gaming permit, alongside FanDuel Casino and Golden Nugget’s own online casino. The DGE reports each brand’s revenue separately, so BetRivers’ results can be compared directly with FanDuel’s and Golden Nugget’s.
FanDuel led the state in all three months. Golden Nugget’s online casino finished the quarter ahead of BetRivers at $34.4 million. Through September, Golden Nugget’s online casino trailed BetRivers with $91.3 million in revenue.
BetRivers Sportsbook generated $2.9 million in New Jersey revenue over the quarter, up 19.6% from a year earlier. The DGE reports BetRivers’ sportsbook revenue under Monmouth Park and its online casino revenue under Golden Nugget.
Online casino accounts for most of Rush Street’s revenue
BetRivers parent Rush Street Interactive reported Oct. 28 that companywide revenue rose 39% to $385.9 million in Q3. Adjusted EBITDA increased 73% to $62.2 million, while net income nearly doubled to $28.7 million.
Online casino revenue rose 32% and accounted for three quarters of the company’s total, CFO Kyle Sauers said on the earnings call.
Rush Street averaged a record 300,572 monthly active users across its US and Canadian operations, up 34% year over year. The company counts players who wagered their own money on online casino games, sports, or poker during a given month.
BetRivers Poker’s New Jersey launch is still pending
Rush Street said in June 2025 that it planned to launch BetRivers Poker in New Jersey later that year. The platform currently shares players across Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware, and West Virginia.
Players in those states can sit at the same cash-game tables and enter the same tournaments. A shared player pool can keep more cash games running and support larger tournaments.
New Jersey’s online poker market already has operators that pool players across state lines, including PokerStars on FanDuel. Rush Street has yet to announce a new date for the NJ launch.
