Florida??
 

I am travelling to Orlando for business in December. I see that there is a casino in Tampa, as well as Tampa Downs which has a card room. Seems like they are 70 miles away.

Anyone know of another option, besides just playing online in the hotel?

Thanks in advance,

Todd

Re: Florida??
 

You'll pass the Hard Rock before you get to any of the dog tracks in Tampa. There's no reason to.

Re: Florida??
 

From what I hear they have a cap on how big the pot can get; something like $20. I'm not sure how accurate that is though

Re: Florida??
 

Tampa Downs doesn't open till late December, so Derby Lane in St Pete or Hard Rock are the only options.

Derby has tourneys but expect 30% vig and an insanely fast structure.

Hard Rock isn't much better but the vig is a little less and the structure, especially the higher you go, a little better.

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Re: Florida??
 

Thanks all for your responses.

T

Re: Florida??
 

The Poker Atlas will be your guide!

http://thepokeratlas.com/state/florida/

Re: Florida??
 

I thought they had a limit on how big the pot can get in limit games, or maybe it was how big of a game they could spread? Do they have limit games?

Re: Florida??
 

Take the 45 min drive to Port Canaveral and go on the Suncruz Casino boat. It leaves at 7 p.m. goes 3 miles off shore and comes back around 12:30ish. The play is some of the worst you've ever seen. Hopefully you don't get sea sick though. They spread limit 3/6, 4/8, 5/10, 10/20 and 10/20 round and round and 2/5NL 300 max and 5/10NL 600 max.

Re: Florida??
 

Anyone been on the Casino Cruz boat out of Treasure Island? If so, rake, games spread, smoking/non-smoking?

Re: Florida??
 

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I thought they had a limit on how big the pot can get in limit games, or maybe it was how big of a game they could spread? Do they have limit games?

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The games in FL are limited to 1-2 or 2-2, never seen a cap on pots...I heard at one time in the past, there was a cap, but not since I've been playing.