The Borgata.....how tough is the $10/$20?

[Woody72]

I've been playing the $6/$12 for a while and beat it regularly. I'd like to play a few more sessions and then move up to the $10/$20. How much tougher is it? Thanks!

[BottlesOf]

It's often easier.

[ckmo]

not trying to hijack your thread but hows the 6/12 game there usually compared to the 3/6?

[BottlesOf]

tougher, i think, but none of these games are "tough." It's been a year and a half since I've played the 3/6.

[Mike Gallo]

Take a chance and sit down.

If you can beat the $6-$12 game, you can beat the $10-$20 game.

The players do not play any tougher.

[poker327]

Late night Saturday night/Sunday morning 10/20:

I get ATo, flop an ten, lose to trip 2s on the turn after I checkraise the flop. The guy was playing 27o and only flopped a 2. That is an example of the play during the late night hours. TPTK doesn't hold up as much when there are many callers.

[dedmoney]

I'm hitting the Borg this weekend, will probably sit in the 3/6 to start. sounds pretty fishy. unfortunateely am going up with the wife and she'll kill me if I play the 6/12 or 10/20.

What is the structure like, rake or time?

[Bremen]

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What is the structure like, rake or time?

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Up to 6/12 its 10% with a $4 max. 10/20 is $5/half

[AKQJ10]

But here's what someone else thought of it: http://poker.wikicities.com/wiki/Borgata

[27offsooot]

I played 10/20 the Fri. b/f Mem. Day and the play was awful. Nobody had a clue PF. Flop was pretty aggressive but in a generally bad way. Turn and river were somewhat passive. I've played 6/12 a couple of times and thought the 10/20 table was worse. Standard sample size disclaimer though.