The tournament series, to be held in Seminole Casino Coconut Creek’s STAX Poker Lounge and Pavilion, will feature the largest buy-ins and guarantees ever offered by the property. With main event buy-ins ranging from $150 to $3,500 per event, Seminole Casino Coconut Creek is guaranteeing over $1.8 million in winnings. Seminole Casino Coconut Creek presents a fully integrated, energized, stylish and upscale local’s casino experience featuring 2,000 slot machines, 70 live table games including blackjack, baccarat, 3-card poker and more, and over 20 tables of live poker. The Glass Room located in level2, our premium non-smoking gaming area, offers South Florida’s premier High Limit Poker experience, complete with two semi-private tables, upscale amenities, and dedicated food and beverage service. Please see a Poker Supervisor for more information on The Glass Room, including availability and reservation details. The player mix varied from room to room, with Seminole Coconut Creek skewing older and The Big Easy offering great diversity in age, gender, and ethnicity. Players at most rooms were generally friendly. Seminole Coconut Creek stood out most in this regard, and this was one of the reasons we played there twice.

Real Dealers. Real Cards. Live Blackjack.

Seminole Casino Coconut Creek offers over 70 live Table Games, including blackjack, baccarat and more. We also offer electronic blackjack, virtual roulette and virtual craps. For information on our one-of-a-kind Table Games events, including invitational blackjack and baccarat tournaments, please contact a Casino Host at 954-283-2726.

For a more elevated gaming experience, visit our exclusive High Limit area, which features over 10 live Table Games. Limits range from $50 to $500.

Looking for smoke-free Table Games? Just an elevator ride away, level2 offers four live Table Games in an elevated smoke-free environment. Limits typically range from $15 to $100. Sip and savor at the exclusive smoke-free lounge, serving premium wine and champagne, specialty cocktails and drafts, select cognacs and small batch spirits.

Live Blackjack Progressive Jackpots

Win big when you hit any five of our live Blackjack Progressive Jackpots: Royal Flush in Diamonds, Royal Flush (Any Other Suit), Three of a Kind, Straight and Must Hit $200. Best of all, our Progressive Jackpots are always on the rise. Visit any Blackjack Table Game on your next visit to view our current Progressive Jackpot stats.

Blackjack

Experience the thrill of live, Las Vegas-style blackjack. The object of the game is to beat the dealer's hand without going 'bust,' or over 21. Our casino offers 6-deck blackjack, with hand-shuffled games on the main casino floor. You can also enjoy live blackjack while indulging in delicious wings & burgers and watching your favorite sports game at Sunset Grill.

Baccarat

Four cards are dealt alternatively from the shoe: first card to the player, second to the bank, third to the player, and fourth to the bank. If the point count of either hand is 8 or 9, it is called a 'natural,' and no additional cards are drawn. If the bank does not have a natural, the player will always draw a third card on totals of 0,1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 and stand with the 6, 7, 8 and 9. The hand closest to 9 wins and shall be paid at odds of 1 to 1. If both the player's and the banker's hands result in identical totals, it is a tie and neither hand wins or loses.

ULTIMATE TEXAS HOLD'EM

Ultimate Texas hold'em features heads-up play against the dealer and an optional bonus bet. This game gives you several advantages: the earlier you bet, the more you can bet; you don't have to fold until you see all the community cards; and the Trip bonus pays odds if your final five-card hand is a three-of-a-king or better.

CRISS CROSS POKER

Criss cross poker is a poker game played using a standard 52-card deck. The objective of criss cross poker is for the player to make a pair of 6's or better going across and, separately, going down using the community cards and their two hole cards. The 5-card bonus bet wins with a pair of 6's or better using just the five community cards.

Three-Card Poker

Your Pair Plus bet wins if your 3-card hand contains a pair or better, and is paid when the hand is completed according to the posted odds at the table. After Pair Plus bets and all antes are made, the dealer will then deliver each player a 3-card hand. You can either fold or play your hand against the dealer's once you checked your hand. If you fold, you forfeit your ante and your Pair Plus bets. If you play, you must make an additional bet equal to your ante. Once the bets are made, the dealer sets the hand and settles the remaining bets.

Pai Gow Poker

Played with a 53-card deck including a Joker, a roll of the dice determines who gets the first hand. Each player gets dealt seven cards. Cards are arranged into poker hands of five-card and two-card. The rankings of the five-card hand are the same as regular poker. The two-card hand can be a pair or two individual cards. The highest two-card hand is a pair of aces and the lowest is a 2-3. After all hands are set, the dealer's cards are set and it's time to compare. If you win both hands, you get paid. If you lose both, you lose your bet. If you win one hand and lose one hand, it's a tie and you get your money back.

Spanish 21

Spanish 21 is a fast-paced variation of blackjack that has become increasingly popular. The game is played on a standard blackjack table. The main difference between Spanish 21 compared to blackjack is the removal of all 10's in the decks. Jacks, Queens, and Kings remain, but all natural 10's are removed from every deck used at the table.

Mississippi Stud

Mississippi Stud is a five-card poker game that lets you bet on up to 10 units on a single hand. In Mississippi Stud, you compete against a paytable, not against the dealer. You win if your hand is a pair of Jacks or better (Pairs of 6's-10's push). The top payout is 500 to 1 for a Royal Flush and it pays on all bets.

Casino War

Casino War is without a doubt the easiest card game to play in the casino. If you have ever played war as a child, or simply made a bet on who could draw the highest card, then war will seem instantly familiar.

Must be at least 21 years old to play Slots, Table Games or to receive Seminole Wild Card benefits. Must be 18 or older to play Bingo and Live Poker. Persons who have been trespassed or banned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida or those who have opted into the self-exclusion program are not eligible. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, please call 1-888-ADMIT-IT.

Ashley Adams

The poker room on the second floor of the Seminole Coconut Creek Casino has a barren and isolated feel to it. For those looking for a glittering, casino-like atmosphere, it's a disappointment. There is no foot traffic or gambling anywhere near the poker room. But for those looking for poker without any other distractions this might be just the spot.

The poker is lively, with 15 tables. Four were going full blast at 8:00 on a recent Tuesday morning. This is a great room for low-stakes no-limit hold'em. There's some limit hold'em action as well – principally $2/4. There's never stud – though they offer it officially. And there's an occasional $2/4 Omaha-8 game. The room offers $55 sit-'n'-goes, though those seldom go off. And unlike many of the other rooms in south and central Florida, there are never any multi-table tournaments.

Based solely on my three hours of morning play, the action games are the $1/2 and $2/5 no-limit games. As with all Florida games, as per state law, they have a $100 maximum buy-in. (They even offer a $5/5 blind game as well – with that crazy maximum, as well – though none was going while I played.)

This is a bare-bones room, with grungy chairs, a few small-screened televisions on the wall, and dirty felt. The carpet was a nauseating orange color, and very dirty. There are no windows. I got the feeling that the management of the casino gives poker a low priority, tucked away as the room is away from all the action. Even so, the poker room management tries to make the best of a bad situation. The poker room movie. They try to get things going early by offering all players a free breakfast from 7:00 – 10:00 AM. The prices for food are exceptionally inexpensive even without this freebie. There's an all-you-can-eat breakfast for $4.95 and a lunch buffet for $7.95. Single breakfast offerings are $2 or $3.

They also keep the rake low by delaying it until the pot reaches at least $10. That may seem like a small concession, but I can tell you that the quick rake of $1 that some other poker rooms have even when the pot is uncontested pre-flop, greatly increases the difficulty of beating a tight game.

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