The Resorts Casino in Atlantic City has received approval to offer iGaming in New Jersey, but not with PokerStars. The company announced on Wednesday that they have received a transactional waiver to offer online gaming services through Sportech NYX Gaming LLC, which is a joint venture between Sportech PLC and NYX Gaming Group LTD.

Games will be offered through ResortsCasino.com and will feature primarily slot and table games. Online poker will not be spread at this time as Amaya is still trying to gain approval for PokerStars in the state.

Resorts is the oldest casino in Atlantic City and by far the smallest. Last year, the company only took in a combined $139.3 million in revenue. While this was a solid 6.6% gain year-over-year, it still trailed far behind every other property by year’s end. Borgata was the city’s top-earning casino in 2014, taking in $687 million.

When the site launches later this month, it will offer over 120 slot and table games. At least 40 of these games will be new offerings for the New Jersey iGaming community. Currently, the site offers free money slots only.