Fifth Avenue Casino will be a luxury and exclusive gaming floor. It will contain an upscale steakhouse and Chinese restaurant overlooking the Aqueduct Racetrack, which contains event space for up to 130,000 people.
“It’ll be available to a Silver Card customer or above, which is similar to the airline concept where if you’re a frequent flier, you have added benefits,” commented (Mike Speller, the Casino’s President.)
…The third Casino called the Crockfords is an invitation-only high-end gaming area located on the venue’s third floor. The Crockfords will accept wagers up to $5,000 per bet and is also set to open on Friday.
The new additions to Resorts World seem as if they’ll be for the medium and high rollers. For the customer’s sake hopefully the Fifth Avenue Casino is a little more difficult to achieve than the medium roller status at the Atlantic City. It seems as if everyone in Atlantic City has some kind of privilege, which kind of minimizes the actual privileges of the different tiers.
Obviously if someone is betting $5,000 a hand they will be considered some kind of elite/premium player and have their own place to play.
Below is a quick video about the casino opening from NY1.
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