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Within three years, there will be four Borgata-quality casinos built, three of which will be on the boardwalk. And the others are upgrading to keep up. Casears is already really nice. Too bad their poker room is pretty dead. Overall, AC will be changing a lot in the next few years. The money is starting to pour in.
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Is this really true? As of when I was there last week, the Sands building was still standing there taking up space. Completely replacing a boardwalk casino seems like a massive undertaking that AFAIK was still in the planning stages. I have a hard time believing they will have three new Borgatas built and opened within three years.
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Slots are up in Philly. I can't believe Philly will be letting AC keep an edge by not offering table games.
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i don't think under law they can have table games in philly. they have some blackjack to try to get some blackjack players there
here's an article about revenue decline in AC
http://www.philly.com/inquirer/busin...s_in_June.html
i never knew bally's was so popular