Poker is one of the most classic casino games, whether online or at a brick-and-mortar casino. For Floridian card sharks, real world tournaments are a popular draw, and here are some of the most interesting tournaments in the state. The Rock ‘n’ Roll Poker Open
Online betting, whether sports or casino (including poker) in nature, is on the rise in the United States, with most states either liberalizing or in the process of liberalizing their online regulatory situation. While many players prefer cards in person, the online sphere has proven more robust in the face of the pandemic black swan. Online poker tournaments have also increased in popularity, but there are plenty available in the real world all across the USA.
The Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood’s annual Rock ‘n’ Roll Poker Open is a fantastic opportunity to win big bucks playing in person. Online does offer convenience (especially during pandemic times) but there’s nothing quite like rubbing shoulders with opponents or staring them down across the table when you play in person. The Rock ‘n’ Roll Poker Open lasts for almost two weeks in the back end of November and has dozens of tables. There’s a good variety of poker games on offer too, with No-Limit Hold’em the main draw but also plenty of chance to play Omaha 8 or Better and Pot-Limit Omaha.
But the reason this tournament is such a big deal is because of the eye-popping guaranteed prizes just waiting to be won. Card sharks are drawn to rich waters, and there aren’t too many tournaments that offer more tempting prizes. For example, event 17, SHR Holly Rock Roll, takes 5 days and a buy-in of $3,500 but comes with a guaranteed $2,000,000. And event 26, No-Limit Hold’em High Roller, has $1,000,000 guaranteed. Plus there’s a smorgasbord of five and six-figure guaranteed events, all of which makes this a very lucrative proposition indeed. Online Casinos & Tournaments
American card sharks should also be aware that online casinos frequently offer regular tournaments not only in poker but blackjack and even slots too. This is increasingly used as a means […]
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