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G2 Digital has launched Vegas Club Casino in New Jersey, adding a new real-money online casino to one of the largest regulated iGaming markets in the US.
The company said the platform is operating through a market access partnership with Caesars Entertainment and is licensed by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement. Players who are 21 or older and physically located in New Jersey can register through the app or at NJ.PlayVegasClub.com.
According to the source, the launch comes during a strong stretch for New Jersey online casino revenue. The state’s iGaming market generated $271 million in gross gaming revenue in June, up 17.5% year over year. First-half gross gaming revenue topped $1.59 billion, a 15.0% increase from the same period in 2025.
The source also said Vegas Club Casino was one of three new online casino brands to debut in New Jersey in June, underscoring how active the market has been.
G2 Digital was founded by gaming industry veterans Greg Carlin and Dan Alexander. In comments included with the announcement, Carlin said the company is aiming to offer “authentic excitement,” player protections, and a VIP-style experience in a fully regulated setting.
Vegas Club Casino’s offering includes hundreds of slot titles, classic table games, and player rewards and promotions, according to the company.
For players, the main takeaway is straightforward: this is a newly launched, regulated New Jersey online casino available only to adults 21 and older who are physically in the state. The launch does not change New York’s online casino status, but it adds to the broader Northeast conversation around operator expansion in regulated iGaming markets.
G2 Digital said it also plans additional launches in Alberta, Ontario, and Pennsylvania, subject to regulatory approvals. Readers should watch for whether the company secures those approvals and how quickly it expands beyond New Jersey. As always, only gamble where it is legal and regulated.
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Source: As reported by citybiz.co.
