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City buses? Forget it. Public transportation SUCKS in FL. [/ QUOTE ] I can't imagine trying to wait for a bus or whatever in Ft. Lauderdale or Tampa/St. Pete areas. NOT a good idea. Do they have pick-up/drop-off anywhere near some of these casinos? Somehow I doubt it. I haven't paid much attention to public-transportation around Florida but my guess is it's ineffective and sketchy enough to make it pretty unwise to count on it. If you don't have a car I might suggest you are probably going to need one. |
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[ QUOTE ] City buses? Forget it. Public transportation SUCKS in FL. [/ QUOTE ] posts like this show WHY 2+2 forums does NOT REPRESENT THE AVERAGE POKER PLAYER. 2+2 is composed mostly of winning professionals and people who are pretty well off financially. not a bunch of people working at minimum wage $6 an hr jobs and without cars, and on public assistance. i would guaranttee u at least 100-200 people ride the bus to the cardrooms every day even if not all of them are on a bus route. id also be willing to make a $100 bet with anyone on this forum i could even find a casino dealer who does. i certainly did when i was at the seminole casino in ft lauderdale in 2003. i dont know how to drive, never owned a car in my life and im 38. yet i rode the bus every day to casinos in CA vegas, reno AC NJ davenport IA, and even phoenix, where its like a 8 block walk from the end of the busline to casino arizona, unless thats been improved. I can't imagine trying to wait for a bus or whatever in Ft. Lauderdale or Tampa/St. Pete areas. NOT a good idea. Do they have pick-up/drop-off anywhere near some of these casinos? Somehow I doubt it. I haven't paid much attention to public-transportation around Florida but my guess is it's ineffective and sketchy enough to make it pretty unwise to count on it. If you don't have a car I might suggest you are probably going to need one. [/ QUOTE ] |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] City buses? Forget it. Public transportation SUCKS in FL. [/ QUOTE ] I can't imagine trying to wait for a bus or whatever in Ft. Lauderdale or Tampa/St. Pete areas. NOT a good idea. Do they have pick-up/drop-off anywhere near some of these casinos? Somehow I doubt it. I haven't paid much attention to public-transportation around Florida but my guess is it's ineffective and sketchy enough to make it pretty unwise to count on it. If you don't have a car I might suggest you are probably going to need one. [/ QUOTE ] posts like this show WHY 2+2 forums does NOT REPRESENT THE AVERAGE POKER PLAYER. 2+2 is composed mostly of winning professionals and people who are pretty well off financially. not a bunch of people working at minimum wage $6 an hr jobs and without cars, and on public assistance. i would guaranttee u at least 100-200 people ride the bus to the cardrooms every day even if not all of them are on a bus route. id also be willing to make a $100 bet with anyone on this forum i could even find a casino dealer who does. i certainly did when i was at the seminole casino in ft lauderdale in 2003. i dont know how to drive, never owned a car in my life and im 38. yet i rode the bus every day to casinos in CA vegas, reno AC NJ davenport IA, and even phoenix, where its like a 8 block walk from the end of the busline to casino arizona, unless thats been improved. [/ QUOTE ] FYP. Literally. |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] City buses? Forget it. Public transportation SUCKS in FL. [/ QUOTE ] I can't imagine trying to wait for a bus or whatever in Ft. Lauderdale or Tampa/St. Pete areas. NOT a good idea. Do they have pick-up/drop-off anywhere near some of these casinos? Somehow I doubt it. I haven't paid much attention to public-transportation around Florida but my guess is it's ineffective and sketchy enough to make it pretty unwise to count on it. If you don't have a car I might suggest you are probably going to need one. [/ QUOTE ] posts like this show WHY 2+2 forums does NOT REPRESENT THE AVERAGE POKER PLAYER. 2+2 is composed mostly of winning professionals and people who are pretty well off financially. not a bunch of people working at minimum wage $6 an hr jobs and without cars, and on public assistance. i would guaranttee u at least 100-200 people ride the bus to the cardrooms every day even if not all of them are on a bus route. id also be willing to make a $100 bet with anyone on this forum i could even find a casino dealer who does. i certainly did when i was at the seminole casino in ft lauderdale in 2003. i dont know how to drive, never owned a car in my life and im 38. yet i rode the bus every day to casinos in CA vegas, reno AC NJ davenport IA, and even phoenix, where its like a 8 block walk from the end of the busline to casino arizona, unless thats been improved. [/ QUOTE ] FYP. Literally. [/ QUOTE ] And now to address the subject matter. Florida has massive urban sprawl. As a result, cities cannot afford effective mass transit like the T, the NYC MTA subway, the DC Metro, or BART. A lot of the reason high-speed rail was canceled in this state is that the mass transit in the cities to be served was insufficient. There are bus stops at the Hard Rock in Tampa, but many of the dog tracks and such are in very rural areas. I don't know about mass transit in Broward and Dade. If the buses work for you, good on ya! But in Tampa, it's a jopke. |
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going to the indian casinos might not be good right off the bat. they are not directly governed by florida law, so the indian gaming commision will have to approve any changes in stakes there.
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Bob: I hope that you are more right about this than me. I always hedge my expectations -- it's instinct & and occupational hazard.
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public transportation around the ft. lauderdale is aight. there is broward county transit with buses that serve all of broward every 25mins-1hour depending on the route, and there is also the tri-rail with trains that run from the gut of miami all the way north to west palm beach every, i think, 30 mins both ways most of the day.
miami transportation is only ok since they're so crowded down there but you can get around. they have a large bus system and two train systems. |
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[ QUOTE ] But we should continue the discussion here as it relates to the interpretation & implementation of the new law. We should keep talking about how we can push the envelope. [/ QUOTE ] I anticipate the Seminoles to spread no-cap buy-in NL games on July 1, though. [/ QUOTE ] arent you being a little 2 optimistic , i mean they dont even have [censored] blackjack .... i heard that most cardrooms are going to offer 1/2 no limit , so is this NL100 with 50bb effective stacks , cause if it is , thats pretty ghey |
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going to the indian casinos will probably be good right off the bat. since they are not directly governed by florida law, <font color="white">so</font> the indian gaming commision will be swift and liberal in approving changes in stakes there. [/ QUOTE ] FYP. |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] But we should continue the discussion here as it relates to the interpretation & implementation of the new law. We should keep talking about how we can push the envelope. [/ QUOTE ] I anticipate the Seminoles to spread no-cap buy-in NL games on July 1, though. [/ QUOTE ] arent you being a little 2 optimistic , i mean they dont even have [censored] blackjack ... [/ QUOTE ] 1. Realize that you have no [censored] idea what you're talking about. 2. Read the Indian Gaming Regulation Act, case law, the relevant media coverage, and threads like this, and educate yourself. 3. Post from a position of knowledge, not from out your ass. |
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