Ocala Jai-alai is a fronton located at 4601 Northwest Highway 318 Orange Lake, Florida. It rules the roost in North Florida as the area's home to the World's Fastest Ballgame.

In 1973, Ocala Jai-alai was opened by the operators of the Miami fronton as a branch office and was one of 15 to 20 frontons doing business in the United States at that time.

For 30+ years, Ocala Jai-alai flourished and eventually became one of the top Jai-alai frontons in the Sunshine State. The closing of the last Jai-alai frontons in the northeastern US in the 1990s has made highly talented players available to Ocala Jai-alai and thus, helped it attract more fans and spectators.

Of late, Ocala Jai-alai has also been able to secure much of Orlando Jai-alai's offseason roster which has made Ocala Jai-alai more attractive.

Ocala Jai-alai has the following court dimensions:

• Overhead: 45 feet
• Length: 176 feet
• Width: 40 feet

The top players of Ocala Jai-alai include:

• Kompa
• Rocha
• Ikeda II
• Azpiri
• Larru
• Hoey
• Gino
• Erik

Place a bet on your favorite Pelotari now.