Ultimate Gaming and Trump Taj Mahal Bring Real Money Online Casino to NJ

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21 November, 2013

LAS VEGAS - Ultimate Gaming and Trump Taj Mahal Associates LLC announced today that Ultimate Casino will launch real-money online casino games in New Jersey via Ultimate Casino (online at UCasino.com) with an invitation-only trial period commencing on Thursday November 21, 2013.

The trial period will last for a minimum of five days and, subject to the approval of the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, Ultimate Casino will thereafter be permitted to go fully live in New Jersey.

Ultimate Casino will offer an exciting and secure online gaming experience to anyone who is over 21 and located in the state of New Jersey. Players will be able to deposit and withdraw funds from their secured account directly on UCasino.com or in-person at Taj Mahal Casino Resort in Atlantic City.

Ultimate Casino will feature a wide range of casino-style games, including blackjack, roulette and video poker, as well as the most popular, well-known slot games. Ultimate Casino will also feature multiplayer poker via Ultimate Poker and the company is the exclusive online gaming partner of the Ultimate Fighting Championship® (UFC ®).

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