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I feel your pain, Mark. I, too, live in Georgia, and my nearest option will soon be Beau Rivage in Biloxi, which finally (thank God) added a poker room that will be live when it reopens in a couple of days.

I heard that there is an ongoing court debate about possibly opening up rooms in North Alabama, but I can’t remember the name of the area. If you do a quick web query for „poker+room+Alabama“ you’ll probably see what I’m talking about. It’s probably the same Poarch Creek that you mentioned.

Cherokee still doesn’t have any live card games, though I guess they could always do what they did with the blackjack tables and make it computerized, though I think most poker players would sicredit the randomness and would raise some suspicions about the ability to rig computerized tables in such a setup. Last I heard, N.C. Had no plans to change its gambling laws, which allows for gambling machines but do not allow for any gaming with actual, physical cards, hence limiting the chances for card games. Still don’t know how this prohibits roulette and craps, but it does.

Best bet is still Biloxi or Tunica, but they do offer cheap flights to Biloxi and Pan Am (?) has recently started a route to Tunica, too, so at least the time issue can be somewhat mitigated.

Georgia’s gonna be Georgia. We can allow the lottery and those cheesy machines in the gas stations, but there’s no chance that we could open an honest to God casino. I guarantee we could eliminate state taxes if they opened some in Savannah or Brunswick or even Columbus, but the chances aren’t likely for any of those places to sway that way. I did hear that there was one „Radical“ state rep who was suggesting to open a casion in Underground Atlanta to try to revitalize the area, but I’d sooner run naked through Atlantic City alleyways than go to a casino located in Underground. Also, the same guy suggested to open a red light district in Underground, so there goes that idea. Heck, they even frown upon the free poker tournaments that people hold at local restaurants, so you figure it out!

Keep going to Biloxi…they can use every dollar they can get!

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A lot of work for nothing believe me ive tried it when i was running cold at the tables its a pain and often you will see no return.