The FTBOA, representing Thoroughbred breeders and owners statewide, is not facing easy odds. Looking to develop a new horse racing facility in Marion, Ocala-based Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association (FTBOA) joined forces with a questionable trade organization in the yearlong effort to stamp out one of the region’s up-and-coming entertainment venues. For more information on its services, visit Ocala Bets online.Florida’s thoroughbred industry is going all out in a high-stakes race against Oxford Downs, the quarter-horse track near The Villages in southern Marion County.

Ocala Bets’ new facility is open every day from 10 a.m.

No public plans have been announced for that property since its closure. Ocala Poker & Jai Alai at 4601 W Hwy 318 (Photo: Ocala Poker & Jai Alai) Ocala Bets replaces its predecessor, Ocala Gainesville Poker and Jai Alai, which ceased its poker operations on October 28. The facility also features full-service dining options with a menu that includes chili, wings, salads, sandwiches, flatbreads, and a variety of other dishes. In addition to the games, Ocala Bets also features intertrack wagering and over 100 televisions with sports and races playing continuously. Games are played with fixed limit, pot limit, and no limit stakes.

The new facility features multiple varieties of poker, including Texas Hold-Em, 7-Card Stud, and Omaha. The top floor of Ocala Bets opened last year The business ran various operations out of that space until reopening the renovated space on the first floor. The top floor of the building was completed and opened over a year ago.

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