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12-15-2003, 10:38 AM
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Seminole Fluids
Heading to Boca Raton, Florida next wednesday (as every non-skier does) and curious to know what the games are like at the Seminole Reserve - limits, competition, dealer knowledge, etc.
From what I hear the highest they spread is $1/$2 which gets capped 9 ways before every flop. If that indeed is the case, does anyone know where the closest internet Cafe to my parents' condo would be? 
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#2
12-15-2003, 04:29 PM
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Re: Seminole Fluids
I have played at Seminole in the past, it is horrible to say the least. They recently passed a law allowing $200 pot limits which is a big step up from the $10 pot limits just a few months ago. If you are a 1-2$ player you will most likely enjoy Seminole, I personally like much higher stakes so I have to resort to other means. There is approx 30-40 tables going, very busy, expect to wait 30-40 minutes before you get sat down. Some tables can be extremely loose but for the most part it is an older crowd. I have actually been yelled at by an old lady for raising too much. I have seen some 100$ + pots. Dealers are very good, I play on the gambling ships with many of dealers so they are very freindly and knowledgable. If you like the lower limits it is a decent place to play. If you like tournament action and higher limits you need to play on the Saint Tropez Gambling ship that goes out of Port Everglades. They have great tournys, low-high limit games with alot of action.
Hope this helps. Hopefully B&Ms will be able to have more to offer here in the future than rip-off video slot machines.
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#3
12-15-2003, 05:09 PM
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Re: Seminole Fluids
[ QUOTE ]
If you like tournament action and higher limits you need to play on the Saint Tropez Gambling ship that goes out of Port Everglades. They have great tournys, low-high limit games with alot of action. [/ QUOTE ] I have relatives outside Ft. Lauderdale and would like some more info on the ship. Searched both PokerPages and Yahoo and didn't turn up anything. Is there a website or contact number you can give?
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12-15-2003, 05:22 PM
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Re: Seminole Fluids
Their website is http://www.sttropezcasinocruises.com/
Unless your use to sea life I would also suggest finding out the sea conditions before going. Lately sea have been 6-10 feet. Good Luck!
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