#Does borgota work for holdem manager 2 upgrade#
There must be some at Taj available soon that would be an upgrade to the lower end of the Borgata dealer crew.īorgata is still probably the best room in AC. MGM was touting Maryland property opportunities for Taj dealers. So MGM could improve the quality without adding costs by eliminating the poorest 15-20%. They are just getting outnumberedĭo you think that the labor cost between good and bad dealers is sizable? I am presuming that they all make comparable base pay. There are good things and some good dealers at Borgata. What a difference!!! They will be getting much more of my business. I played at Parx for 9 hours last weekend. And deploy a real floor-management caliber staff as Quality monitoring. Start releasing and replacing mistake laden dealers. MGM - DON'T LOSE THE KEEPERS but you need make and sustain improvements. Its hard to believe that there are poker capable dealers out of work when more and more at the Borg are providing to be poor or at least inconsistent at their jobs. So nothing is predictable when "floor" is needed to intervene.
Players shouldn't have to watch every dealer move (of those that you KNOW are problematic)Īnd I must agree with others who commented that the floor staff are mostly just the dealers with a jacket on. I play for enjoyment and hope to win more than lose. Then he became defensive when some players suggested that he needs to improve. One day you just have an epiphany of WTF.Ģ weeks ago I had a dealer at a 2/5 table who pushed the chips the LOSING PLAYER 3 times in his 30 minute shift. You try to ignore the frequency of mistakes (usually caught and corrected by players) and the excuse for "floor staff".
The quality of the poker room has gradually and steadily receded much like my hair line. I rarely post but I'm about to give up on Borgata poker. Make a big positive step and implement QUALITY CONTROL of the dealers and overall operation of the Poker Room. Is there any chance the MGM will examine the deteriorating performance of the poker dealers. Thanks to the poster for the Hyatt/M-life trick Hopped right down for dinner on Wed night (no line) and really enjoyed it. Had a chance to check out Amphora with him this week.
Managed to skip to the head of the buffet line, and pay comp $10 each for breakfast the week before. I've been going down for a long overnight trip with a buddy the past couple weeks. On a semi-related note, I am enjoying the new-to-me black label status.
I'd expect that means there would be M-Life rooms opened up to Borgata players. Perhaps there will be fewer comped rooms available to the Borgata players, as they open some up to the M-life players. With the acknowledgement that things could always be better run, the room is popular, the promotions keep the regulars coming in, and there are no glaring problems to fix. The majority of the OMC regs seemed put at ease when I suggested the same thing a dealer told me the week before, "Why would they change anything?". I declined to speculate about the impact on the workers, as I don't like people speculating on my future work environment. I heard a few conversations about the 'MGM takeover'.įloor/dealer comments about taking things as they come, looking at positives (new opportunities) and specifically not commenting on full-time/part-time, wages or being forced to transfer.īlack Label players concerned about keeping status, how many levels M-Life has, the continuation of perks (comped rooms, comp rate, access to downstairs lounge).
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