Table games makes return with younger gamblers - 2004-03-29
For the past 20 years, the typical Atlantic City gambler has been a woman, roughly 55 years old, who drove to the resort a few times per month. There she sat for hours, by herself, placing quarter after quarter into the slots.
Pete Borstelmann is a unique kind of gambler. He's young (22 years old) and has little interest in the 42,016 slot machines Atlantic City provides.

But with the growing popularity of poker and television series like "Las Vegas," table games are making a return.
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Borgata rejuvenates table games in Atlantic City's casinos - 2004-03-29
For the last 20 years, the typical Atlantic City gambler has typically been a woman, about 55 years old, who drove to the resort a few times every month. There she sat for hours, alone, putting quarter after quarter into the slots.

Just a few years ago, casinos had all but rejected table games. They were for old men. They were expensive to run. And they weren't for a generation who grew up with video games.
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