It is not in the villages.

I didn’t know the developers or districts owned business down 441? I thought the was privately owned in Ladylake or Summerfield? :duck:

I’ll ask since no one has so far. Can I get there in a golf cart?😂

Go to the website to Oxford Downs in Oxford, FL

It's funny how so many people know exactly where it is. But as a reference there is some also one 441, route 27, etc etc etc these are all small places with video slot games.

There's three with in a quarter mile.

Fish Games right on 441 between Cracker Barrel and Wawa.

Coconuts is in the plaza behind the Atlantis car wash by Bealle's and Taki's Greek restaurant.

Then there's a new one slightly north in the old furniture store it's before you get to Aldi heading north on 441.

Not hard to find just look for the people looking for an ATM

What a great thread.

Always wondered what fish games was.

So we can play black jack against a fish. How great is that.

The one across from Denny's has been there for almost 10 years! The new one is where the large, old furniture store (that closed a while back) formerly stood.

There is another small Casino with slot machines on Rt 44 called SPIN TO WIN between Morse Blvd and Brownwood. :a040:

when that place 1st opened, it looked like a quik mart/gas station, now the sign is out there plain to see

I would say it's only video slots

Yeah, they keep 50% for the house and sprinkle the other 50%. I should know because I use to own them! Best tip! A fool and his money shall soon be departed. Hope that helps someone!

There are a couple of Fish Games parlors in that location. The newest one was a furniture store a few months ago, but that went out of business and was replaced by the "casino."

These are not casinos. They're more like video game arcades that pay out money instead of trading tickets in for stuffed animals (which is how some normal video arcades work).

There's another one in the little strip-plaza near Takis and Firehouse Subs. There's a third one on the way back from that spot toward the Boone Gate, same side of the street just past Wawa.

They're not really like that, no. It's a video arcade game, you use a joystick to plink out fish as they swim across the screen. Different types/sizes/colors of fish have different point values, and your final score determines the payout.

Fish? Fish? I don't see no stinkin' fish!

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