Ocean casino resort introduces first cardless gaming in atlantic city

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Ocean Casino Resort announced the launch of Cardless Gaming, a pioneering feature in New Jersey, through its Ocean Casino Resort Mobile App. This new service provides a seamless and integrated mobile gaming experience, making it simpler and more convenient for guests to enjoy the resort’s amenities.

John Forelli, SVP and Chief Information Officer at Ocean Casino Resort, highlighted the significance of this innovation. He stated, “The Ocean Casino Resort Mobile App takes our gaming experience to a new convenient level for avid gamers and fun-goers by providing a cardless option directly to the palm of their hands.” This move is part of Ocean’s strategy to adapt to player preferences and integrate advanced technology, thereby reinforcing its status as a leading gaming destination on the East Coast.

Using the mobile app, guests can access the ‘Cardless Gaming’ feature under the ‘Account’ section, choosing to play slots or table games. At table games, a simple presentation of a QR Code to the dealer or Pit Boss will suffice, while slot machine players can select ‘Cardless Login’ and scan a QR Code to begin their game. Although physical cards remain an option, a future update will introduce a cashless payment feature.

The resort offers a vast array of gaming options, including three high-limit areas—The Cove for slots, and The Loft and High Limit Table Games for table games. It also features two guest lounges for Ocean Rewards cardmembers, and clear signage throughout the casino to help guests navigate the extensive gaming space. Ocean Casino Resort boasts 135,000 square feet of gaming area with 1,750 slot machines and 125 table games, all set against stunning ocean views.

The Ocean Casino Resort Mobile App is available for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, promising a more flexible and immersive gaming experience for all visitors.

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