Atlantic City info site?

[ericslagle]

So I just found out I am going to NYC for business and I was kind of bummed (I don't think I'll find any of the underground card rooms there, but I would love too). Then it dawned on me - ATLANTIC CITY! I've never been there (Vegas is closer to Seattle) so I need some help. I've been to about 40 casinos in Vegas and I have the frame from Tiny Treasures filled. How many casinos are in Atlantic City and how many could I hit in 24 hours? Is there a good site on all of Atlantic city poker and casinos in general? And if anyone knows how to get into the card rooms I read about in NYC let me know that too. Thanks.

[Jeffage]

Poker In Atlantic City

Hold Em
Taj: 2-4, 3-6, 5-10, 10-20, 15-30, 20-40, 50-100/75-150 (sometimes)...room has 80 tables and minimal waiting time on weekends

Borgata: 2-4, 3-6, 6-12, 10-20, 20-40, 40-80, 80-160...room has very nice amenities (cleaner, flat panel tvs, hot waitresses, bottled beer), but you may wait a long time on weekends if you don't go early. Weekdays are fine.

Tropicana: 2-4, 4-8, 6-12, 10-20 (sometimes)...This room has a clubby feel. Some people like it, I don't.

Total number of casinos in AC is like 13 or 14, but the ones I listed are the main poker centers. Cabs max out at $8 for cheap and easy hopping or take freee jitneys that leave from various corners. You can get frequent busses to AC from New York's Port Authority Bus Terminal.

Jeff

[poker327]

The only jitneys that are free are the ones from or to the train station, otherwise they are $1.50.