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New York's casino plans intensify competition for New Jersey's Atlantic City gambling market

Atlantic City's historical dominance in gambling is faltering as developers aim to establish three casinos in the New York City vicinity, hoping to entice gamblers from New Jersey, long acknowledged for its revenue monopoly in gambling, bestowed upon Atlantic City. The esteemed gambling...

New York's casino proposals escalate the wager against Atlantic City in New Jersey's gambling scene
New York's casino proposals escalate the wager against Atlantic City in New Jersey's gambling scene

New York's casino plans intensify competition for New Jersey's Atlantic City gambling market

In the bustling New York City area, a significant shift is on the horizon for the gambling industry. Developers, including The Machete Group, MANICA, and House & Robertson Architects, Inc., are leading the expansion of three casinos, a move that could potentially challenge Atlantic City's long-held monopoly in New Jersey.

For nearly two decades, the gambling industry in New Jersey, particularly in Atlantic City, has been a significant revenue generator. However, the landscape is changing. Neighbouring states have allowed casinos, and the rise of online betting has contributed to the decline in New Jersey's gambling industry.

The proposed casinos in the New York City area are backed by some of the country's biggest gaming and entertainment companies. If launched, these behemoth casinos are certain to draw gamblers away from Atlantic City, New Jersey, posing a significant threat to the appeal of Atlantic City and potentially impacting the revenue generated by its gambling industry.

The expansion of casinos in the region could further challenge Atlantic City's monopoly in the gambling industry. The three New York City casinos, located within the city, are poised to pose a potential threat to the monopoly that Atlantic City has held for so long.

As the launch of these casinos approaches, it remains to be seen how the gambling industry in Atlantic City will adapt to the competition. One thing is clear: the expansion of casinos in the New York City area is a development that the gambling industry, and Atlantic City in particular, cannot afford to ignore.

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