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| monday | 24 Hours |
| tuesday | 24 Hours |
| wednesday | 24 Hours |
| thursday | 24 Hours |
| friday | 24 Hours |
| saturday | 24 Hours |
| sunday | 24 Hours |
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1 Borgata Way
Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
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Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is Atlantic City's premier destination for gaming, entertainment, and luxury, offering over 160,000 square feet of casino space with thousands of slots and hundreds of table games. Recognized as one of the top-grossing casinos on the East Coast, Borgata pairs an electrifying casino floor with world-class dining, a full-service spa, and headline entertainment. Whether visiting for the poker tournaments, upscale nightlife, or award-winning restaurants, Borgata delivers a Las Vegas-style experience right in the heart of Atlantic City.
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Luxury high-limit room with dedicated hosts
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Limits: $10 - $10,000
Limits: $5 - $5,000
Limits: $5 - $5,000
Limits: $25 - $100,000
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| monday | 12AM - 11:59PM |
| tuesday | 12AM - 11:59PM |
| wednesday | 12AM - 11:59PM |
| thursday | 12AM - 11:59PM |
| friday | 12AM - 11:59PM |
| saturday | 12AM - 11:59PM |
| sunday | 12AM - 11:59PM |
| Stakes | Buy-In | Rake |
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| $1/$2 | - | - |
| $2/$5 | - | - |
| $5/$10 | - | - |
| Stakes | Buy-In | Rake |
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| $1/$2 PLO | - | - |
| Stakes | Buy-In | Rake |
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| $4/$8 Mix | - | - |
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Stories from our editorial team featuring Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.
06/10/2026 · Jacob Medici
Between 2010 and 2012, Phil Ivey and his partner Cheung Yin "Kelly" Sun won $9.6 million playing baccarat at Borgata by edge sorting: reading tiny manufacturing defects on the backs of the casino's own cards. The casino approved every condition Ivey requested, paid him in full, and then sued to claw the money back. A federal judge dismissed the fraud claims but ordered repayment of $10.1 million on a breach of contract theory, and the parties settled in 2020. This article argues the case was never really about cheating. It was about a casino refusing to accept that it lost at its own game, and a legal system that protects the house's edge but not the player's.
05/20/2026 · Jacob Medici
A casino's long-term success depends on offering players clear, consistent rules they can trust, not just a favorable house edge. When players feel respected and well-informed, they return, refer others, and form the kind of loyalty that no short-term rule-bending can replace
