License details from the regulator's list
- State
- New Jersey
- Regulator
- New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
- License holder, as listed
- DGMB Casino, LLC
- Internet gaming permit
- NJIGP 26-008
- 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
The row and what it leaves out
The Division's list, dated September 22, 2026, reads NJIGP 26-008, DGMB Casino, LLC. Unlike some neighbors on the list, the row carries no "d/b/a" and no website. Someone who knows only the initials has nothing to match to a consumer brand, so a second document is needed.
A Division order that names the brand
Order 2742, dated September 1, 2024, deals with the surrender of an internet gaming affiliate license held by Resorts Digital Gaming, LLC. Its opening recitals describe DGMB Casino, LLC d/b/a Resorts Casino Hotel as the casino licensee of which Resorts Digital had been an internet gaming affiliate, under the Casino Control Act, N.J.S.A. 5:12-1 et seq.
The order records that Boyd Interactive Gaming Corp. agreed on May 15, 2024 to buy Resorts Digital from DGMB's holding and intermediary companies, with a projected closing date of September 1, 2024. After that closing, Resorts Digital would no longer be an affiliate of DGMB and could not keep a casino license.
Three statements in the order matter for a resident checking this entry:
- DGMB keeps an internet gaming permit and a sports wagering license, and both internet gaming and sports wagering are to be conducted through DGMB, with the permit and license evidenced by certificates issued by the Division.
- Market access agreements that Resorts Digital had with three unaffiliated online operators were to be assigned to DGMB, which would receive the revenue directly.
- Under a market access agreement between DGMB and Resorts Digital, Resorts Digital keeps the right to operate two internet gaming skins, named in the order as resortscasino.com and mohegansuncasino.com, and one sports wagering skin through DGMB's permit and license.
We did not find a later order on the same subject, and the 2026 list still carries DGMB Casino, LLC.
The names players see
Two U.S. App Store listings, read on November 11, 2026, carry the names Resorts Casino Online Games and Mohegan Sun NJ Online Casino. Both name Boyd Gaming Corporation as seller, and both show a copyright line for DGMB Casino, LLC. That fits the order's description of two skins run through DGMB's permit. The list itself still shows no website, so the entry in the box above keeps its site line empty.
Looking up the row on the Division's list
- Open the Division's PDF at the nj.gov address in the sources box.
- Read the "Last Update" line. On our read: September 22, 2026.
- Find NJIGP 26-008 and check that the holder reads DGMB Casino, LLC.
- In the app or site footer, look for DGMB Casino, LLC in the copyright or operator line.
- If the footer names only a platform provider, the order above explains why: the provider can operate the skin while the permit stays with DGMB.
The wider method is in how to check an online casino license.
What the order does not decide
An order about a corporate transaction shows who stands behind a permit. It says nothing about products, payouts or support, and it describes 2024, not today. The Division's role and complaint steps are described on the New Jersey regulator page, and the state's general rules are in the New Jersey overview.
Frequently asked questions
Who holds the permit for the Resorts and Mohegan Sun online casinos?
The Division's list shows DGMB Casino, LLC as the permit holder, NJIGP 26-008. A 2024 Division order says the two skins operate through DGMB's permit.
Is DGMB Casino, LLC the same as Resorts Casino Hotel?
Order 2742 describes DGMB Casino, LLC as doing business as Resorts Casino Hotel. The permit list itself shows only the legal name.
Does the list name a website?
No. The domains resortscasino.com and mohegansuncasino.com appear in the 2024 order, not on the permit list.
What players say
Written reviews on the App Store listings for the Resorts Casino and Mohegan Sun NJ apps lean negative. Players describe withdrawals that were hard to reach or stayed pending for weeks, chat support that was unhelpful or disconnected, steep playthrough terms on new player offers and a dated or slow app. A few praise the game selection, the free demos and the Atlantic City property. In several replies the operator points players to its terms or to support.
The U.S. App Store listings show 4.7 out of 5 from 3,262 ratings for Resorts Casino and 4.7 out of 5 from 1,808 ratings for Mohegan Sun NJ on November 11, 2026. Ratings and comments are single players' experiences.
Summarized from two public App Store listings, November 2026.
What comparison sites say
One comparison page describes the Resorts online casino as the digital arm of the Atlantic City hotel, with about 1,500 games across slots, blackjack, roulette and video poker, and a rewards program tied to the hotel. It says withdrawals can take up to three business days to be approved, and that support was above average in its test.
On the app, the reviewer found the design sleek and easy to use but met several crashes and glitches, and notes that other players report freezing and slow loading. Comparison sites are often paid by the operators they cover.
Summarized from one comparison page, November 2026. Operators often pay comparison sites.