Florida sank a 324-foot former New York sludge tanker off Pompano Beach; the wreck became an underwater casino reef with card-dealing sharks, poker tables and marine life
- The tanker was built in 1967 and was towed from New York to Florida in early 2016 after a 10-year search for a suitable vessel.
- A 324-foot tanker that once carried sludge is about to get a remarkable second life beneath the waves.
- An old ship off the coast of Pompano Beach, Florida later turned into an underwater casino with poker tables, slot machines, giant shark sculptures and marine life.
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- The tanker was built in 1967 and was towed from New York to Florida in early 2016 after a 10-year search for a suitable vessel.
- A 324-foot tanker that once carried sludge is about to get a remarkable second life beneath the waves.
- An old ship off the coast of Pompano Beach, Florida later turned into an underwater casino with poker tables, slot machines, giant shark sculptures and marine life.
Sources: Times of India