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DraftKings Closing Atlantic City Live Dealer Studio, Outsourcing Operations to Third Party

  • DraftKings posted a business closure notice on New Jersey’s WARN list
  • The studio closing will affect 101 DraftKings employees
  • Live dealer games will continue, but will be provided by a different company
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Dan Katz graduated with a BS in Commerce from the University of Virginia and an MBA from Emory University. He clearly uses neither of those degrees now, having been writing about the gambling industry (specializing in poker) since 2005. Prior to that, he was an IT and management consultant. He is an avid gamer, primarily on PC, and enjoys collecting retro video games and consoles; finding room to set them all up is his current challenge. Dan lives in Atlanta, Georgia with his wife and two children. You can get in touch with Dan at [email protected].

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DraftKings is closing its live dealer online casino studio in Atlantic City, but will keep the games going through a third-party operator. [Image: Shutterstock.com]

Though it has yet to make an official public statement on the matter, DraftKings will close its live dealer online casino studio in Atlantic City in two months.

First noticed by NEXT.io, DraftKings appears on the New Jersey WARN Notice list. In the Garden State, employers are required to give 60-days’ notice of business closures and layoffs – the notices are posted on the WARN list.

DraftKings’ is one of the most recent entries on the list; the closure will affect 101 employees and is set to take effect on January 31, 2025.

NEXT.io confirmed with DraftKings that this WARN notice is, in fact, for its live dealer studio at the Golden Nugget. A company rep told the media outlet: “As we finalise our GNOG integration, effective January 31, 2025, DraftKings will transition its in-house Live Dealer operations to third-party studios in Atlantic City.”

an unnamed third-party provider will take over operations

DraftKings assured that customers will not see a disruption in live dealer games, that an unnamed third-party provider will take over operations.

Who that new provider will be remains to be seen, but the most logical guess is Evolution. Evolution already works with DraftKings in multiple states and has live studios at Tropicana, Hard Rock, and Ocean Casino Resort in Atlantic City.

It also proposed a plan in May to build a $75m Atlantic City campus to consolidate all of its live dealer studios in the area.

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