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Real Poker in the State of Florida (updated)
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[QUOTE="white_lytning, post: 1470747, member: 39455"] I live in Miami and really only play at the Hollywood HR. I'm a teacher so I get a lot of time to play, its pretty much a second job/hobby and the timing of the July start is perfect for me. I'm gonna put in a ton of hours. I have heard a lot about the Tampa one and am sure I will get up there eventually. It sounds like both places will be the big hubs in the state and should attract a lot of attention. I'm really interested to see how the regulars decide what game to play. I think the first month any of the stakes 2/5 and up are going to be particularly juicy. There are a lot of people playing those stakes now that shouldn't be. The $100 buy in saves them a lot of decision making, and having to play deep stack poker is not part of most of their games. I have heard rumors of managers saying they are going to offer the same games that they have had with $100 buy ins for the guys that aren't ready to change yet. Either way its going to be very busy at the start. [/QUOTE]
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