Online gambling revenue in New Jersey took another tumble.
Atlantic City online gambling operators collected $10.5 million from online gamblers during May, down from $11.4 million in April. March saw $11.9 million.
Of the $10.5 million, around $2.3 million came from web poker, down from $2.6 million in April.
It is worth noting that the World Series of Poker, which attracts thousands of poker players from across the country, started on May 27 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The March-to-April drop was the first month-to-month decline for online gambling in the Garden State. New Jersey online gaming began in November.
The state report also said that revenue from brick-and-mortar play fell 8.2 percent to $232.4 million, compared to May 2013. Atlantic City has been slumping for years.
There were 351,136 online gambling accounts in New Jersey as of May 31.
