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No matter where you travel in Florida, you won’t be far from a gaming activity such as a casino, a racetrack, a jai-alai fronton or a poker room. There are more than 35 destinations within the state of Florida that offers gaming options. Southeast Florida, in the Miami area, offers the largest concentration of gaming venues in the state, but there are a number of other excellent gaming destinations as well.

 

Southeast Florida

In the greater downtown Miami area the most popular gaming venues include Magic City Casino, Casino Miami Jai-Alai, Calder Casino & Race Course and Miccosukee Resort & Gaming.

In the Ft Lauderdale/Hallandale/Dania/ Pompano Beach area, the most popular gaming venues include the Seminole Hard Hotel & Casino, Hollywood; Gulfstream Racing and Casino Park, Hallandale Beach; Mardi Gras Casino, Hallandale; Isle Casino Racing, Pompano; Dania Jai-Alai, Dania; and Seminole Casino Coconut Creek.

In the Palm Beach area the most popular gaming venues include the Palm Beach Kennel Club, Palm Beach and the Black Diamond Casino Cruise sailing from the Port of West Palm Beach.

Southwest Florida

In the Southwest Florida area the most popular gaming venues include the Seminole Gaming Palace & Casino, Immokalee; the Ft Myers/Naples Greyhound Racing and Poker, Bonita Springs; and The Sarasota Kennel Club in Sarasota.

Central - East Florida 

In the Central East Florida area the most popular gaming venues include the Daytona Beach Kennel Club, Daytona Beach; Melbourne Greyhound Park, Melbourne; and Ft. Pierce Jai-Alai & Poker, Ft. Pierce.

Central Florida

In the Central Florida area the most popular gaming venues include the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club, Sanford; Ocala Poker & Jai Alai, Ocala; Reddick and Orlando Jai-Ala;, Fern Park.

Central - West Florida

In the Central West Florida area the most popular gaming venues include Seminole Hard Hotel & Rock Casino, Tampa Downs and Tampa Greyhound Park; all in Tampa.

Northeast Florida

In the Northeast Florida area the most popular gaming venue is the Jacksonville Kennel Club; Jacksonville.

North Central

In the North Central Florida area the most popular gaming venue is the Jefferson County Kennel Club; Monticello.

Northwest

In the Northwest Florida area the most popular gaming venue is the Ebro Greyhound Park and Poker Room in Panama City.

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