Check Out PokerNews' Review on the Borgata Poker Room
The fabulous Borgata is an iconic hotel and casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and one of the top gambling destinations in the U.S. for over 40 years. At this luxurious high-rise resort, you'll find one of the top poker rooms not only in town, but in all of the Northeast and United States. MGM Resorts, based out of Las Vegas, owns the property, which boasts 52 card tables, most in Atlantic City.
Borgata offers a plethora of card games inside the always crowded casino, both cash games and tournaments. Many players outside of the area know of the poker room for hosting the Borgata Poker Open and Borgata Winter Poker Open. Both events appear as part of the famous World Poker Tour, one of the most prestigious poker tours in the world.
Cash games are also a big deal at the Borgata. Players from New Jersey, New York, and other nearby states in the Northeast flock to the casino to play low, mid, and high stakes poker. You'll find a wide mix of games, ranging from $1/$3 no-limit hold'em on up to $10/$25, and sometimes higher if the poker room has interest to spread a game. Numerous pot-limit Omaha, spread limit, limit, and mixed limit games are also available most days, especially on the weekends.
Room Summary:
| Number of tables: | 52 |
| Non smoking | Yes |
| Meal Comps | Yes |
| Poker Room Rate | Yes |
| Phone-in List | Yes |
| Automatic Shufflers | Yes |
| Massage Service | Yes |
| Cocktail Service | Yes |
| Food Service | Yes |
| Jackpot | Yes |
| Poker room manager | Joseph Garber |
| Phone | (609)317-1000 |
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and Kang moved all in for 14,300. McKeehen was next to act and asked for a count before calling off with slightly less, which sent the third player in the hand into the tank.
for the nut flush and McKeehen flashed his cards before tossing them into the muck. The third player in the hand showed 
for a smaller flush. 
and Altman bet 1,300. Both opponents called. Both opponents checked again on the 
turn and Altman sized up to 4,500. Only Stevens called. 
river and Altman sat still for over a minute before betting about 23,000 with less than that in the pot. Stevens gave it some thought and called. 
for just ace-high and Stevens turned over the winner with 
for top pair.
and the three-time bracelet winner had his opponent covered. 
runout to mark the opponent's elimination.
and Foxen continued with a bet of 1,300. The big blind motioned like he was about to call but then smiled and folded before heading to dinner break.
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