AC Ocean Walk and internet gaming permit NJIGP 26-009

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement lists "AC Ocean Walk" as the holder of internet gaming permit NJIGP 26-009. Division documents give the full company name as AC Ocean Walk, LLC, doing business as Ocean Resort Casino.

Statuses follow regulator, statute and court sources where we could read them, and say so where a figure comes from trade press. Our newest reads are dated . We are independent and do not speak for any regulator. How we check

License details from the regulator's list

State
New Jersey
Regulator
New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
License holder, as listed
AC Ocean Walk
Internet gaming permit
NJIGP 26-009
Status
On the regulator's list
Websites on the list
The list shows no website for this holder.
Register
Internet gaming permit holders, New Jersey DGE (PDF)
List date, as the regulator shows it
September 22, 2026
Read by us

A short name on the list

The permit list, dated September 22, 2026, gives this holder in its briefest form: NJIGP 26-009, AC Ocean Walk. There is no "LLC", no "d/b/a" and no website. Other rows on the same list spell out the company and trade name, so the shorter wording is a feature of this row, not of the list.

Division documents fill in the rest. A 2023 letter from the Division, filed under PRN 3002302, is addressed to AC Ocean Walk, LLC d/b/a Ocean Resort Casino and a second company, RW Bet NJ, LLC, and a 2026 Division order refers to A.C. Ocean Walk, LLC d/b/a Ocean Resort Casino. The list and these documents use the same core name, which is how this register links the entry to the Atlantic City resort.

What the 2023 letter shows

The letter responds to a joint petition from the two companies to continue internet gaming and sports wagering related business transactions under N.J.S.A. 5:12-92a(1). It says the parties were transacting under an Online Market Access Agreement dated December 5, 2022, and that the Division approved a narrow set of payments under two named sections of that agreement for a term ending May 4, 2024. It tells the petitioners to keep records available to the Division and to report any change to the agreement within five business days.

The letter reflects a common arrangement: a casino licensee with a permit, and a business partner who is, in the letter's words, an applicant for casino service industry enterprise licensure. It does not name a website and it does not say what the second company runs. The register takes nothing further from it.

The brand in the App Store

The U.S. App Store listing for betOcean Online Casino, read on November 11, 2026, names AC Ocean Walk LLC as seller. That is the clearest link we could read between the permit holder and a consumer name. The permit list does not repeat the betOcean name.

Checking the entry yourself

  1. Open the Division's PDF at the nj.gov address in the sources box.
  2. Look at the "Last Update" line. On our read it said September 22, 2026.
  3. Find NJIGP 26-009. Because the name is short, make sure you are on the row that reads exactly "AC Ocean Walk" and not a similar name.
  4. Compare it with the operator line in the footer, terms or app listing of the site you are checking.
  5. If the footer names a longer form such as "AC Ocean Walk, LLC", the Division's own documents use that form for the same casino licensee.

More on reading license records is in how to check an online casino license.

What the entry cannot tell you

A permit row shows a holder and a number. Game fairness, withdrawal speed and complaint handling are outside it; the Division's role in those is described on the New Jersey regulator page, and the state's rules for online play are in the New Jersey overview.

Frequently asked questions

Is AC Ocean Walk on New Jersey's list of internet gaming permit holders?

Yes. The Division's list, dated September 22, 2026, shows AC Ocean Walk as NJIGP 26-009.

Who is AC Ocean Walk?

Division documents name AC Ocean Walk, LLC as doing business as Ocean Resort Casino. The permit list itself shows only the short name.

Which website does the permit belong to?

The list names none. The App Store listing for betOcean Online Casino shows AC Ocean Walk LLC as seller, but the permit list does not mention that brand.

What players say

The App Store listing for the betOcean Online Casino app has few ratings, so the written comments are a small sample. The four reviews shown are all positive: players say the app is easy to use, games load quickly, deposits and withdrawals were straightforward and support helped when needed. Several praise a named casino host and the personal service that comes with VIP status. None of the comments shown describe a crash or a payout problem.

The U.S. App Store listing shows 2.9 out of 5 from 54 ratings on November 11, 2026, so the written comments do not match the overall score. Ratings and comments are single players' experiences.

Summarized from the public App Store listing, November 2026.

What comparison sites say

One comparison page says Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City took its brand online in 2018 as betOcean, that the site is open only in New Jersey and that AC Ocean Walk, LLC operates it. It describes a decent slot library with many Megaways and jackpot titles, but a narrow live casino and few table games.

Payment choices are limited: cards, ACH and prepaid cards, with no PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Live chat runs from 10 a.m. to midnight, took about five minutes to reach a person in the test, and cleared when the reviewer left the page. App reviews are described as mixed, with crashes, slow loading and login problems. Comparison sites are often paid by the operators they cover.

Summarized from one comparison page, November 2026. Operators often pay comparison sites.