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Seminole Tribe plans in-person sports betting and casino games in Florida

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The Seminole Tribe of Florida said it would begin a staggered rollout of in-person sports wagering, craps and roulette at its Florida casinos from 7 December. A media report said industry sources questioned whether the Hard Rock Bet mobile app would launch soon, while noting that its timing remained uncertain.

The rollout concerns the scope and timing of the tribe’s land-based betting offer amid uncertainty over mobile wagering.

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