License details from the regulator's list
- State
- New Jersey
- Regulator
- New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
- License holder, as listed
- Golden Nugget Atlantic City, LLC
- Internet gaming permit
- NJIGP 26-002
- 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
- State
- Pennsylvania
- Regulator
- Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
- License holder, as listed
- Golden Nugget Online Gaming, LLC d/b/a Golden Nugget Casino
- Interactive gaming certificate
- The list shows no number
- Status
- On the regulator's list
- Website on the list
- Register
- Licensed Interactive Gaming Certificateholders and Authorized Interactive Gaming websites, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (document dated 4.30.26 in its file name)
- List date, as the regulator shows it
- April 30, 2026
- Read by us
Two lists, two holders
The two states do not name the same legal entity. They name two companies that share a brand, and the lists themselves do not state any corporate tie between them. We group them on one page because both carry the Golden Nugget name.
| State | Holder as the list names it | Document |
|---|---|---|
| New Jersey | Golden Nugget Atlantic City, LLC | Internet gaming permit NJIGP 26-002 |
| Pennsylvania | Golden Nugget Online Gaming, LLC d/b/a Golden Nugget Casino | Interactive gaming certificate, no number shown |
The license box above this text shows the same rows with the list dates.
New Jersey: the Division's permit list
The Division of Gaming Enforcement's PDF, "Internet Gaming Permit Holders," says "Last Update: September 22, 2026." It has two columns, permit number and name, and Golden Nugget Atlantic City, LLC sits in the row numbered NJIGP 26-002. The list shows no website for any holder, so the New Jersey entry does not say which domain or app runs under this permit. The Division's older web addresses display a notice that the page has been replaced, so for New Jersey we rely on the PDF alone.
Pennsylvania: the Board's certificate list
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board publishes a document of "Licensed Interactive Gaming Certificateholders and Authorized Interactive Gaming websites." The file name carries the date 4.30.26, and the Board's page links it as the current list; the document itself shows no date line, so April 30, 2026 is read from the file name. Its introduction explains that the list covers Category 1, 2 and 3 slot machine licensees and qualified gaming entities that were awarded an interactive gaming certificate, plus the interactive gaming operators licensed to run games on a certificateholder's behalf.
For this holder the document shows:
- Operator: "No interactive gaming operator" is listed, so the certificateholder is not shown as using an outside operator.
- Types of interactive gaming authorized: slots and table games.
- Authorized website: goldennuggetcasino.com, reached through goldennuggetcasino.com, and a Golden Nugget Casino mobile app.
- Start of operations shown on the list: August 10, 2023.
What a Pennsylvania certificate is
The Board's August 15, 2018 press release, about the first three certificates, describes what a certificate authorizes: non peer to peer games that simulate slot machines, non peer to peer games that simulate table games, and peer to peer games that simulate poker. Each of those first three certificates carried a $10 million license fee. The release names Chester Downs and Marina, Greenwood Gaming and Mount Airy #1 as recipients; Golden Nugget is not among them, and we found no Board document giving this holder's approval date. The current list shows slots and table games for this holder, not poker.
How to check both entries
- Open the New Jersey PDF from the sources box and read the "Last Update" line.
- Look for NJIGP 26-002 and the name Golden Nugget Atlantic City, LLC.
- Open the Pennsylvania document and scroll to the row that begins with Golden Nugget Online Gaming, LLC.
- Compare the website on the list with the address in your browser; a site that is not on the list is not shown as authorized.
The steps take a few minutes, and a newer list may have replaced the one we read. The guide to checking an online casino's license walks through the same method for every state we cover.
What the lists do not show
We did not read the operator's own terms, and we do not state where its servers, game suppliers or ownership sit, because neither state list says. The player and comparison summaries below are what other people wrote, not findings about the license.
Frequently asked questions
Is Golden Nugget on New Jersey's list?
The Division's list updated September 22, 2026 shows Golden Nugget Atlantic City, LLC as NJIGP 26-002, as we read it on November 11, 2026.
Is Golden Nugget on Pennsylvania's list?
Yes, under the holder name Golden Nugget Online Gaming, LLC d/b/a Golden Nugget Casino, with the website goldennuggetcasino.com and slots and table games authorized.
Are the New Jersey and Pennsylvania holders the same company?
The lists name different companies and say nothing about a link between them, so we do not claim one.
What players say
Players who reviewed the Golden Nugget Online Casino app in the US App Store are split. One praises withdrawals that reach the account within minutes and the demo play on many games. Others write that the app has gone downhill: customer support is slow to respond, an account stayed locked after identity documents were uploaded several times, games freeze during play, and some feel that wins have become rarer. A few object to the terms attached to new-player credits and to the removal of buy-in features on some slots.
The listing shows 4.7 out of 5 across 53,528 ratings, read on November 11, 2026. These are single players' experiences.
Summarized from the public US App Store listing, November 2026.
What comparison sites say
One comparison page that reviews Golden Nugget's US online casino describes a library made up mostly of slots from established studios, with a solid table game section, strong blackjack and roulette, and a live dealer room built on the operator's own software rather than a large studio. It lists instant deposits through cards, Play+, PayPal and eCheck, notes that credit cards stopped being accepted for deposits in August 2025, and gives two different payout times in different places on the page.
Support is open around the clock by chat, with phone and email, but only in English. The drawbacks it lists are a smaller game selection than some rivals and limited e-wallet choices. Comparison sites are often paid by the operators they review.
Summarized from one comparison page, November 2026. Operators often pay comparison sites.