New Jersey online revenues up a third in September
 Golden Nugget takes over pole position among operators on the back of a booming casino vertical
New Jerseyâs five egaming operators posted collective revenues of $16.2m in September, a 35% jump from 2015, and a $100,000 sequential uptick.
Online casino again did the heavy lifting, growing almost 39% year-on-year to $14.2m, while online poker grew 14% to $2m and slipped back 10% sequentially.
For the year-to-date, online gaming win was up 33% to $144.5m.
The Golden Nugget overtook the Borgata to become the stateâs largest egaming operator, with revenues up 51% year-on-year to $3.66m.
The site has been surging since introducing New Jerseyâs first live dealer product back in August.
Borgata slipped into second place at $3.39m, which was almost entirely flat compared with 2015.
Caesars Interactive Entertainment came in third at $3.24m, up 22%, while the Tropicanaâs casino-only site ranked fourth with just over $3m.
Resorts Digital Gaming ranked fifth of five, but enjoyed 208% year-on-year growth, while its PokerStars-powered poker vertical was the market leader at $744,000.
The Caesars/888/WSOP poker combination marginally pipped Borgataâs partypoker offering to second place in the vertical with $641,000 to $631,000.