Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa News - Page 9

Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa today announced details of the $13 million property-wide renovation.

It always staggers the Reel Life when anyone pays anything over $10 for a bottle of wine. Really, anything over $5 is pricey. Two Buck Chuck, anyone?

Boyd Gaming CEO Keith Smith said Thursday the company is working with advisors to understand the feasibility of the process.

Players can win a $4,200 prize package and a shot at their share of a million from as little as $1.10 - online satellites running daily.

The Borgata's famous $1m Guaranteed poker tournament is just around the corner, and Intertops Poker and Juicy Stakes Poker have teamed up to offer players the chance to win a trip to Atlantic City to play in one of the biggest live events this fall.

New Jersey Casino Control Commission's ruling that found MGM Resorts International qualified to resume as a 50% owner of Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.

Borgata, Boyd Gaming’s flagship resort in Atlantic City, may see a revenue boost from a far different means. That’s because Atlantic City is shrinking.

The settlement between MGM Resorts, Los Angeles-based Tracinda Corp., and the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement was agreed upon in July.

The Borgata's online gambling operation lost money during Q2 to the tune of $1.8 million.

The Las Vegas-based company said Thursday its net income for the quarter that ended June 30 was $700,000, or earnings of 1 cent per share.

Casino City Associate Editor Dan Podheiser is in Las Vegas covering his first World Series of Poker. Dan gives his take on the WSOP Main Event from a newbie's perspective.

Boyd Gaming will be paid $88 million by Atlantic city in relation to a tax settlement.

Last Tuesday, Caesars announced a five-step plan for eliminating the company’s 2015 financial obligations and reduce the upcoming debts due in 2016 and 2017.

The World Series of Poker-themed poker room at Bally's Wild Wild West casino in Atlantic City is still in its infancy, but as it gets set to host the WSOP National Circuit Championship on Memorial Day weekend, Caesars executives will find out where the room stands in the New Jersey poker market.

Casino City's Dan Podheiser covered the final two days of the World Poker Tour (WPT) Season XII World Championship at the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa in Atlantic City. It was the first poker tournament he'd ever covered.

Stammen bested a field of 328 players in the $15,400 buy-in, six-day event to take home the title and the $1.35 million first-place prize.

Casino City's Aaron Todd was followed on Twitter by famed poker pro Phil Ivey. But he quickly realized this was no special accomplishment after seeing some of the other 50,000 accounts Ivey's social media staff has followed in recent weeks.

Casino City's Vin Narayanan, Aaron Todd and Dan Podheiser discuss the Borgata suing poker pro Phil Ivey for $9.6 million for allegedly cheating at mini-baccarat, the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement's final decision on the Borgata Winter Open tournament payouts and a new multistate slot jackpot agreement. And as always, they make their best bets of the week from the world of sports.

Casino City's Aaron Todd does not believe poker pro Phil Ivey owes the Borgata once cent of the $9.6 million he is being sued for allegedly cheating at baccarat.

Ivey has been sued in federal court by the Borgata in Atlantic City, which claimed the $9.6 million he won at the casino in 2012 was earned through cheating at high-stakes mini-baccarat.