Borgata Sports Review

The 2,000 room Borgata resort at Renaissance Pointe wouldn’t be out of place in Las Vegas. The Borgata betting website was designed to mirror that, with its trifecta of sportsbook, casino, and poker. 

We’re going to break down every aspect of Borgata Sport in this review and see how it compares to some of the big-brand sportsbooks. Without further ado, let’s dive right in. 

Football is the big draw at Borgata Sport, with the NFL and NCAA at the top of the ‘popular’ list in the sidebar. CFL games are also covered, but they will only offer the moneyline, spread, and totals markets. NFL matches will usually have around 50 available wagers, and NCAA games will have around 15. There are also outright futures for the NFC and AFC division winners.

Baseball is second on the ‘top sports’ list at Borgata. Although it is very popular in other countries, Borgata Sport currently only covers MLB matches. The depth of choice is good however, with around 30 markets per match as well as outrights such as “World Series winner’. 

Basketball, soccer, and NHL are also among the top sports here. 

The basketball category currently only covers the NBA, but once again there is good market depth. Each match will have 35 markets or thereabouts, covering all the usual main, totals, and points bets. There are also specials wagers, such as ‘will the match go to overtime?’ and outright bets for the division winners.

Although soccer may not be the most popular sport at Borgata, it certainly has the most coverage. There are an incredible 24 countries to choose from, many of them containing multiple leagues. There are also European and World competitions such as the Champions League, Europa League, and World Cup. The market depth is also impressive, with big English Premier League matches having over 160 available markets.

The NHL category actually covers the NHL and AHL, as well as outright bets for the Olympics and World Championships. NHL matches will often have 60 markets available, but this will drop to around 20 for the AHL games. There are also outrights covering the conference winners, division winners, and the overall Stanley Cup winner, as well as the Hart Trophy and the Vezina trophy. 

To see how well Borgata Sport has priced its wagers, we ran a few comparisons. The table below shows some randomly-selected matches from the popular sports. As you can see, the Borgata Sport odds are quite competitive. 

Clicking the ‘live’ icon in the header menu will take you to the Borgata Sport in-play section. The Event View can be a little chaotic if there are lots of matches to choose from, so select the Overview. From here you can see which matches are being streamed live, as well as which upcoming events will be streamed. 

Even if a match isn’t being streamed live, you can still keep up with the action using the graphical match tracker. There are real-time statistics updates too, which will help you plan your next wager. 

The Borgata Sport website is laid out in a slightly different way to most of the top sportsbooks. The popular sporting categories are listed in the sidebar and also displayed as a header menu, but clicking ‘A-Z Sports’ will bring up all the options in a separate window. After selecting your chosen sport, however, it’s business as usual. Any national or league options are listed in the sidebar and the available matches are displayed in the centre of the screen. The pages are well designed, not too cluttered, and everything is clearly laid out.

The Borgata Sport login button is in the top right of the screen, and clicking it will prompt you to enter your user ID and password. You can also reset your login details here. 

There are no opening hours listed for Borgata Sport customer support, but you can get in touch via the following options in the ‘help & contact’ section: