They scam really boldly and I don’t think u can even call them gambling. I’ve been 3 times here same income same process they don’t let you ever bee in profit so you stay trying to win and they give you minimum wins when they do so you don’t go in any profit and leave. From all places I gamble Atlantic City is wore they don’t gamble they just scam you and take it all. Let’s start with I’m professional roulette player I’ve been doing it a lot.

Most horrible experiences I’ve had in gambling so far is in Atlantic City. The visit was an eye opener to stick with MGM in Vegas where they very much show their appreciation to their patrons. Both my friend and I decided that the stay was not worth the long drive at all. Again, the system is more then just off it's flawed when it comes to any player rewards. I even went to the MLife Desk to inquire why such a lack of rewards and the gentleman at the desk just shrugged and gave no real answers and simply said it could take 24 to 48 hours to fully reflect, which it clearly hasn't changed. I honestly feel the trip was a waste of time and $$. Though my room there was absolutely lovely, it's not the goal at any casino to just stay in the room itself. I have been to Vegas twice, in Oct and most recently 3 weeks ago both were MGM properties where my play was clearly rewarded at both. I spent almost 2k between games, lodging and food which I had charged to my room and earned 0 Borgata slot dollars, 40 something in Express Comps, and my tier credits it seems barely moved up. I had already read that Borgata's system was slightly off from the MGM properties in Vegas but I had no idea just how off until I went.

Why is the MLife system so off? Was there for the first time this past Sat until Mon driving all the way from NH (6 and a half hours) to rack up tier points.

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