This sign looks like it may be referring to Casinos and Uptown as separate items, and the Borgata is certainly a casino, although not an "Uptown Casino". NOTE: after passing through a tunnel on the Connector, do NOT take the exit marked "Uptown - Casinos" (on two lines). Take this exit, follow it for a few minutes, through the tunnel. Follow the Purple Marina signs.įrom the AC Expressway, just as the Expressway ends you will see a sign for "Exit 1" on the right.
The Borgata is located in the Marina district of Atlantic City, just off the AC-Brigantine connector, and very easy to spot on the Marina skyline. The old poker room, located below the ground level, contained 35 tables and was converted in the Amphora Lounge for Borgata premium card members. There is also a smaller, also separate annex (9 tables) designed for end-stage tournament play equipped with bleachers-style chair seating for audience viewing. There is a separate annex High Limit Room (18 tables) holding games at the $40/80 LHE and 5/10 NLHE level and above. The majority (58) of the tables are located in the main room. However, due to the height of the ceilings, the screens are not very viewable. Multiple flat panel televisions are set near the ceilings displaying a wide variety of sporting/entertainment options. The original plan was for the LCDs to display game info, log player info and provide waitress call service but those plans were scrapped.
LCD screens are also set in to the table next to the dealer but are not currently functional. The new poker room opened on Jas part of phase 1 ($200 million) of a half-billion dollar development.Īll tables are equipped with automatic shufflers set slightly below table level at an angle to the dealer. The atmosphere is generally more upscale than its main rival, the Taj Mahal, and the clientele tends to be younger. The Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is the home of Atlantic City's premier poker room with 85 tables spread across 21,500 square feet.
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