A look at gross operating profits for Atlantic City casinos

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Facing less competition in their own market, Atlantic City’s eight casinos saw their gross operating profits increase by more than 40 percent last year. Here’s a look at those profits:

CASINOS:

Bally’s: $39.9 million (up 76.6 percent from 2014)

Borgata: $215.9 million (up 36.3 percent)

Caesars: $83.4 million (up 39.4 percent)

Golden Nugget: $22.6 million (up 396.3 percent)

Harrah’s: $122.7 million (up 26 percent)

Resorts: $15.6 million (up 525 percent)

Tropicana: $46.4 million (down 22.4 percent)

Trump Taj Mahal: $3.1 million (up from loss of $1.1 million in 2014)

INTERNET-ONLY ENTITIES:

Caesars Interactive-NJ: $4 million (up from loss of $12.3 million in 2014)

Resorts Digital: $6.5 million loss (increased from $1.6 million loss in 2014)

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Source: New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement