Hard Rock Digital Launches New HardRockBet Platform in New Jersey

With the Hard Rock Bet platform, a proprietary iCasino debuts alongside the attractive sportsbook experience for players within the confines of the state of New Jersey.

Hard Rock Digital last week launched its Hard Rock Bet platform in New Jersey, delivering what the company called “an elevated experience to online players throughout the state and guests of the retail sportsbook at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.”

The highly-rated Hard Rock Bet platform integrates online casino, sportsbook, and rewards into one easy-to-use, frictionless experience, and is available on iOS, Android, and online at HardRock.bet.

“The launch of Hard Rock Bet in New Jersey marks an important milestone as we introduce an integrated product containing our new iCasino platform alongside our highly rated sportsbook,” said Marlon Goldstein, CEO of Hard Rock Digital. “We are incredibly proud of these proprietary products and are excited to bring this elevated experience to New Jersey to entertain our players like no one else can.”

“We’re excited to welcome Hard Rock Bet to New Jersey,” said George Goldhoff, president of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. “The Hard Rock Bet platform will provide our guests with an upgraded gaming experience both online and at our retail sportsbook, which will have a much broader selection of available bets, daily boosts, and promotions. This new platform will allow us to better engage, entertain, and reward our guests with a best-in-class experience however and whenever they play.”

New Experience Upgraded, Seamless

The New Jersey launch marks the debut of Hard Rock Bet’s proprietary iCasino, which like Hard Rock’s proprietary sportsbook experience, is easy to use and offers players more ways to play, with hundreds of slots, table games, and live dealer games. The platform will offer classic slot titles, exclusive new releases, and new titles each month from the top providers in the industry.

Aside from the new gaming options, Hard Rock Bet will offer New Jersey players a significantly upgraded and seamless experience including faster user flows for sign-up, log-in, deposits and withdrawals.

Sign up bonuses are also available. New players in New Jersey will have their initial deposits matched by Hard Rock Bet of up to $1,000 or get a $100 risk-free bet. Download the app for more details.

New Jersey players will also be able to participate in a revamped online rewards experience through Hard Rock Bet’s Loyalty Rewards program. That offers unified rewards across sportsbook and online casino. Prizes and experiences in the online Rewards Store will be constantly updated and include bonus play/bets, cash, Mystery Wheel spins, and even a Tesla. The tiered rewards program will provide additional benefits and allow players to earn points and rewards more rapidly.

Hard Rock Bet Loyalty Rewards will also be integrated with Hard Rock’s land-based rewards programs, where available. In New Jersey, online casino play will also earn players Wild Card Comp Dollars and Tier Credits. They can use those for in-person rewards during visits to the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.


 

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