Added to the Borgata wiki content

[AKQJ10]

I just added some of my observations from my AC trip earlier this week at http://poker.wikicities.com/wiki/Borgata . I can't claim that entire page because there was a quite a lot of content I added to, but it's shaping into a pretty complete casino review. If anyone else has other content to add, or especially photos of the Borg, AC, or anywhere else (like Vegas!), please join in.

(Also my Monday afternoon #-of-table observations may be distracting, so feel free to wipe those out and put in a more general # of games running for each limit.)

Lemme know if this info is helpful.

[AKQJ10]

Thanks to those who've made modifications.

I now wrote a mini-article on AC: http://poker.wikicities.com/wiki/Atlantic_City

Certainly there's a lot of material I haven't covered, so please go add whatever you know about AC. As always, feedback is also very welcome.

[SamIAm]

I wrote-up an article on the Biloxi Grand.
-Sam

[poker327]

Borgata allows you to eat only in the high limit room. If you are playing 10/20 or 2/5 NL not in the high limit room, you cannot eat at the table. The site says you can only eat at time charged games.

[AKQJ10]

Thanks, Sam! I made a couple of tweaks to add wiki links, but you wrote a great article.

poker327: I'm going by what one of the dealers said, that it's for time-charged games. Are there any games in the high-stakes room that are raked? Maybe by 2012 I'll have the bankroll to find out for myself.

My assumption was that they kill two birds w/ one stone -- take care of the high-rollers, but blame it on the time charge. Regardless, you can edit that site so feel free to put the policy as you understand it.

[other1]

No. Everything in the HL room is timed. 2/5 NL is time also.

It's very rare that lower than 20/40 or 5/10NL run in there, but if they are, I doubt they would stop you from eating.