Guests will have the option to play a variety of table games, including: blackjack, roulette, craps and baccarat, with “a contagious vibe” situated in the centre of the casino floor, “extending the action to both players and resort spectators alike."
The electronic table games area comprises 24 player stations, live dealer games, three live dealer stations, automated roulette and craps, and a 22-foot video wall displaying around-the-clock games in action.
James Bruno, VP of Casino Operations at Borgata, said: “We are always looking for new and innovative ways to elevate the guest experience when visiting and playing at Borgata.
“The launch of the Interblock Stadium offers a fun and unique gaming option that blends social interaction, in a high-energy environment, with a luxury electronic table game product that appeals to all player levels."
The stadium aims to deliver live dealer interaction adhering to a community experience, with an interface that is easily maneuverable and adaptable. The focus is on making sure the user experience is natural and never intimidating for the consumer.
Rush Street, Evolution
Elsewhere, Rush Street Interactive (RSI) has launched its exclusive live casino studios for players in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. These include three live dealer blackjack tables dedicated to BetRivers and SugarHouse players.
Powered by live dealer giant Evolution, the RSI-dedicated casino studios offer an eclectic mix of 24-hour blackjack games for its customers.
Richard Schwartz, CEO of RSI, commented: “Since we initially launched our live dealer games with Evolution in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey, we’ve had requests from customers to offer exclusive tables with seats only available to players loyal to our brands.
“Now our players will have their own dedicated seats, where they are able to chat and interact with not only our dealers but other players in our online community; who can interact in real-time, adding a fun social aspect to the betting experience as if they were at a land-based casino.”