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Newest Review: ... the amount of live cash games going on daily. As well as the casino games the Atlantic City casinos also offer all the usual gambler's favourites. Luxorious rooms, restaurants, bars and gyms are comparable to Vegas and if you gamble high enough you can be comped (free to big gamblers) in all of these (I find you do not have to gamble as high to get comped in Atlantic city, I may sit down in a poker game in A.C. with $50,000 and they will give me a free room, meals and entertainment - a lot more than in Vegas). The shows are not as lavish in Atlantic City and there aren't as many Amusement parks but if these are your thing then eit... more

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Atlantic City: Leave the family at home (323 words)
by - written on 18/01/02 (Useful, 115 readings)
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Las Vegas has changed in the last 10 years as it has tried to entice the whole family out to Vegas. It still has the gambling for Dad but it has also added amusement parks and games areas for the kids and even an ironing board in the hotel room for Mom. Atlantic City is what Las Vegas was 10 yeas ago, a city built for gamblers. That's why I love it, Although there are only 10 or 11 casinos in Atlantic City they all have vast gaming floors and if Poker is your game then the Trump Taj Mahal is only rivalled by Foxwoods when it comes to the amount of live cash games going on daily. As well as the casino games the Atlantic City casinos also ... Read the complete review

And just when I thought America had hit rock bottom... (339 words)
by - written on 14/08/01 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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Cheese, frankly, is what America is best at. The corny, the overdone, bright lights and no substance. Atlantic City is just that. The beach was uncrowded - mostly because it is just nasty. Most people were more interested in the gambling. Sideshow games along the boardwalk catered to the junior gamblers among the crowds. We took a casino bus from PA, a one day trip which cost us $25 - minus the $11 casino voucher. You'd think that somewhere like Bally's, which seemed fairly upmarket, would be a nice place. When we got there, we went up to a cafe on the 6th floor - at which I had the worst service I have ever had at any restaurant, ever. ... Read the complete review

Atlantic City: The East Coast's version of Las Vegas (1078 words)
by - written on 11/07/01 (Very useful, 175 readings)
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Las Vegas is perhaps the most famous gambling resort in the world attracting visitors from all over the globe, however not many can afford to make the trip to the west coast, or others are visiting the east coast. Atlantic City therefore provides a good alternative for the budding gambler and is located close to New York, Philadelphia and Washington. (within 3-4 hours driving distance from each – additionally Atlantic City also has an international airport). The City --- ---- As you drive on the expressway towards Atlantic City you see a resemblance to Las Vegas with many tall buildings and flashing lights. However on closer inspection you ... Read the complete review