Seminole Casino Coconut Creek News - Page 4

The Venice, Fla., native took home over $270,000 for the win.

With the holiday season about to kick into high gear, Scott C. from Casselberry, Fla. got in the spirit very quickly last Friday at Seminole Casino Coconut Creek after he collected a $200,480 jackpot.

The largest guaranteed payout in the world will turn the top two winners into millionaires.

The tournament takes place August 22 - 28.

Palm Beach retiree wins over $250,000 and gives the credit to his deceased "lady friend" and older brother, who he believes were watching over him.

A Boca Raton nurse hit a slot machine jackpot of $1,108,096 at the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek casino last Friday.

The Seminole Indian Tribe are now an international gaming and hospitality conglomerate, but Florida is always on their radar.

Four chefs have been selected to compete in Southern Gaming Magazine’s Inaugural Casino Cook-off in Biloxi in September.

With the opening of blackjack tables comes jobs and celebs.

The state's Seminole casinos will offer Las Vegas-style high stakes, no-limit, around-the-clock poker play starting July 1.

News Brief: The Seminole Tribe of Florida celebrated the arrival of Las Vegas-style slot machines at its north Broward County casino.

News Brief: The City of Coconut Creek has formally opposed the Seminole Tribe's push to gain sovereignty over 44 acres surrounding its casino there -- land being eyed for the state's largest gambling-hotel complex.

News Brief: The proposed expansion of the Seminole Tribe of Florida's casino in Coconut Creek has officials of several cities in the area worried about traffic and emergency services.

News Brief: One of the largest hotels in Florida could one day tower over Coconut Creek as the Seminole Tribe of Florida considers transforming its casino there.

News Brief: The Seminole Coconut Creek Casino is on the verge of a major makeover, a move that is expected to put the gambling hall on par with the glitzy Hard Rock Cafe Hotel and Casino in Hollywood.

News Brief: The Seminole Tribe of Florida will be the sole owner and operator of the Coconut Creek casino, under the terms of a lawsuit settlement the tribe announced Tuesday.