Miami Boat Show Poker Run

02/22/2024

Happy birthday to Tyler Jones!

02/18/2024

Captain Meeting at Courtyard Marriott
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01/30/2024

The previously sold-out event has been reopened for another 10 boats. Don't miss out, sign up today!

11/01/2022

The 27th Annual Miami Boat Show Poker Run wraps in in Key Largo, as Florida Powerboat Club members gather at Gilberts...

03/02/2022

CATCHING BIG AIR!! HAULOVER INLET POWERBOATS TAKE THE INLET! BOATSPOTTER MIAMI Preview this year's Poker Run on my past video. View all the boats that left f...

02/10/2022

02/02/2022

Last call for registration for Miami Bat Show Poker Run 2022! A few rooms left but not much!!

01/05/2022

The last time DCB Performance Boats exhibited at the Miami International Boat Show was in 2014, two years before the event departed its former digs at the Miami Convention Center and headed to its now-former Miami Marine Stadium venue on Virginia Key. But with two […]

07/29/2021

Join The Florida Powerboat Club as they continue four days of boating fun in Key Largo, while amazing new powerboats are displayed at...

07/26/2021

The Florida Powerboat Club continues an exciting weekend in Key Largo as the leading performance marine manufacturers and dealers showcase...

06/17/2021

The fun continues as the Florida Powerboat Club members arrive at Gilberts Key Largo and enjoy lunch with a rustic vibe and amazing...

06/16/2021

Over 100 powerboat crews from all over the U.S. continue their escape to paradise on the FPC Miami Boat Show Poker Run. This episode...

03/21/2021

Sheriff’s Office accepts $10K donation for Special Olympics

Gilbert’s Resort representatives and Miami Boat Show Poker Run organizers presented Sheriff Rick Ramsay with a $10,000 check for the Florida Keys Special Olympics on Thursday.

The Florida Powerboat Club President Stu Jones and Gilbert’s Resort Owner Elina Weisberg handed the check to Sheriff Rick Ramsay and Maj. Chad Scibilia at the resort in Key Largo.

“I was excited to accept this check on behalf of the Special Olympics from our community partners,” said Sheriff Rick Ramsay. “This generous donation is going to a great cause.”

Florida Keys Special Olympics Representative for Law Enforcement Jo Socha said the donated funds will help pay for Special Olympians’ health bills as well as exercise and wellness programs. Socha also recently raised approximately $2,400 from the recent Cudjoe Gardens March Madness Yard Sale also for the Special Olympics.