Eleven Floridians cashed in World Series of Poker Event #24 (No-Limit Hold’em). The $1,500 event drew 2,506 players. <strong>Florida cashers</strong> 87. Philip Gurian, Boca Raton,
Justin Smith of Orlando was the only Floridian to cash in World Series of Poker Event #23 (World Championship 2-7 Draw Lowball). The $10,000 event
Anthony Cousineau now leads Floridians with four cashes in this year’s World Series of Poker. He was one of eight Floridians to cash in Event
If you’d like to see Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club open a poker room be sure to attend the commissioners meeting June 15 at Longwood City Hall
The Palm Beach Princess hosts a $100 buy-in Ante Up Poker Tour event on its AM cruise tomorrow. Cruisers should be on board by 9:30
Barry Richard, attorney for the Seminole Tribe, has told Josh Hafenbrack of the <a href="http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/breakingnews/sfl-compact-seminoles-gambling-fl-061009,0,6827150.story">South Florida Sun-Sentinel </a>that the tribe likely won’t accept the gaming
Calder Race Course, with its sights set on opening its 30-table poker room in November, has cleared a major hurdle, hiring a director of poker
Bursitis could happen if you lean on your elbows at the poker table too long.
Dale Phillips of Naples was the only Floridian to cash in World Series of Poker Event #21 (HORSE). The $3,000 event drew 452 players. <strong>Florida
Yesniel Pulido picked up his second cash of this year’s World Series of Poker, and two other Floridians cashed in Event #20 (Pot-Limit Hold’em). The
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