The wait is over for players as daily tournaments return on Wednesday July, 1st at 6pm. On select days of the week, limited entry fields will highlight the multi table schedule. All tournaments will be played six handed and under the Safe & Sound program. Here are the event details:

Wednesday Deep Stack NLH 6 Max
Every Wednesday Night in July at 6pm
60 Entries Max – Late Registration open until ~8:15p or until 60 entries has been reached
$130 Buy-in (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet (Click Link)

Saturday Super Stack NLH Six-Max
Every Saturday Morning in July at 10am
60 Entries Max – Late Registration open until ~12:15pm or until 60 entries has been reached
$250 Buy-in (Re-Entry)
Structure Sheet (Click Link)

Poker officially returned last Friday, June 12th and we couldn’t be more excited! We know that you may have a number of questions upon returning. Here are some of things to expect:

• The poker room will run at a limited capacity (15 of 23 tables)
• All active tables will have Plexiglass dividers
• All games will run at a maximum of 6 handed
• Team Members and Guests will be required to wear masks
• Cards and Chips will be cleaned on a regular basis
• No Food or Dining will be allowed in the poker area

Keep checking back for future announcements and follow us on Twitter @CasinoCocoPoker! We look forward to having you back knowing that your and our team member safety is the number one priority!

Poker is back this Friday, June 12th at 12pm and we couldn’t be more excited! We know that you may have a number of questions upon returning. Here are some of things to expect:

• The poker room will run at a limited capacity (15 of 23 tables)
• All active tables will have Plexiglass dividers
• All games will run at a maximum of 6 handed
• Team Members and Guests will be required to wear masks
• Cards and Chips will be cleaned on a regular basis
• No Food or Dining will be allowed in the poker area

Keep checking back for future announcements and follow us on Twitter @CasinoCocoPoker! We look forward to having you back knowing that your and our team member safety is the number one priority!

Seminole Casino Coconut Creek will reopen under new and stringent “Safe + Sound” program guidelines on Friday, June 12 at Noon. The guidelines include multiple new initiatives designed to create an environment that helps to keep guests and team members safe. Safe + Sound program guidelines include:

• Temperature checks for all guests and team members prior to entry. Any guest or team member with a temperature above CDC guidelines will not be allowed entry.
• A requirement that all guests wear masks or cloth face coverings that meet CDC guidelines, without exception. Masks will be provided to guests, as needed. Numerous alternating slot machines will be turned off, to help ensure social distancing on the casino floor.
• New Plexiglass barriers will divide players at poker games, customer service areas and most table games.
• Signs will be posted throughout the complex to encourage social distancing and help ensure adherence to Safe + Sound program guidelines.
• Numerous team members will be part of a new “Safe + Sound Clean Team” to focus on cleaning and disinfecting surfaces throughout the complex, with special emphasis on high-touch surfaces and common areas.
• Hand-sanitizing stations will be available on the casino floor, at the entrances and throughout the property.
• Constant purification and disinfecting of the air flowing into the complex through the AtmosAir™ bipolar ionization system designed to destroy virus particles in the air and on surfaces.
• An overall 50 percent reduction in guest capacity throughout the property.

“Hard Rock and Seminole Gaming have made a tremendous commitment to sanitary protocols and a safety-first mentality for both guests and team members,” said Jim Allen, CEO of Seminole Gaming and Chairman of Hard Rock International. “We are making sure our resorts are Safe + Sound so our guests and team members have peace of mind when they return.”

Keep checking back for more details and follow us on Twitter @CasinoCocoPoker.

Statement from Seminole Gaming (Gary Bitner, Seminole Tribe spokesman)

Seminole Casinos in Florida are currently open and constantly monitoring the coronavirus situation. All poker rooms will close at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 17 until further notice. Beyond the rescheduling of shows and other mass gathering events, the casinos have taken several steps to help guests maximize their social distancing, including turning off many slot machines to add significant distance between guests, plus limiting the number of players at all table games.

Multi table tournaments will be cancelled starting tomorrow at Noon. We will continue to post updates on CasinoCocoPoker.com and our Twitter account as they become available. Stay safe!

COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (March 13, 2020) – For the foreseeable future, all guaranteed daily tournaments at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek will no longer have a guarantee or include added seats.

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood and Seminole Casino Coconut Creek will no longer be hosting the Seminole Turnpike Series, scheduled to kick off on March 25. Andy Slater Scoops Tournament scheduled for March 31^st, 2020 is also cancelled.

Coco Poker’s High Hands, Immediate Payouts, Play & Earn, Wake & Win, Tournament Leaderboard as well as Loyal Locals qualification will continue as scheduled until further notice. There will be no rollover on high hands.

The health and safety of players, guests and team members are of the utmost importance. Please continue to check back as we will post additional updates as they become available.

Wednesday Night $20,000 GTD
Seminole Casino Coconut Creek
$130 No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Entries: 198
Prize Pool: $20,000
March 11, 2020