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Seminole casino opponents fill Republican coffers

12 October 2007

News Brief: With a Seminole Tribe gambling expansion hanging over the Legislature, other casinos, pari-mutuel race tracks and gambling interests have poured $844,000 during the past three months into the party coffers of Republican legislators.

Florida's gaming future debated

10 October 2007

News Brief: Wall Street analysts, industry experts and the race track and casino operators can't agree on future of Florida gaming.

Revised Florida compact drafted

3 October 2007

News Brief: The Seminole Tribe of Florida leaders are offering to phase in the conversion to Las Vegas-style slots, which deliver higher returns to players and casino owners.

Experts, politicians speak at Florida Gaming Summit

3 October 2007

Experts from Seminole Gaming, racetracks in Broward and Miami-Dade counties, Wall Street, politics and other fields will converge at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino for the 3rd annual Florida Gaming Summit.

Florida college offers poker dealing course

1 October 2007

News Brief: Edison College’s Collier County campus will start offering a new continuing education six-week course titled, “Learn How to Deal Poker.”

Florida court reject slot case

28 September 2007

News Brief: The Florida Supreme Court Thursday rejected a request that it rule on a case challenging the legal basis for slot machines in South Florida, sending the lawsuit back to the trial court in Tallahassee.

Seminole casino expansion open to public

28 September 2007

News Brief: At noon Thursday, the public got its first look at the $120 million expansion of the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tampa.

Seminole Hard Rock offers tour at summit

26 September 2007

The third Florida Gaming Summit, set for Oct. 8-9 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino here, offers a unique opportunity for a back-of-the-house tour of this exceptional gaming property.

Protest against gambling ships waste dumping

24 September 2007

News Brief: About 80 surfers braved rainy weather this morning to protest Florida gambling ships dumping wastewater into the ocean.

Florida casino plans on hold

24 September 2007

News Brief: Plans to replace the cavernous 54-year-old Dania Jai-Alai venue with a new casino are on hold indefinitely.

Courts may decide Florida slots issue

18 September 2007

News Brief: The future of Florida's Broward County's slot machines may rest with the courts.

Miami Jai-Alai could be sold

13 September 2007

News Brief: If Miami-Dade County voters decide in January to allow slot machines at the county's parimutuels, the election could trigger the sale of venerable Miami Jai-Alai to Isle of Capri.

Feds want Seminole deal

12 September 2007

News Brief: Interior Department officials told Florida Gov. Charlie Crist's top lieutenants that their boss will give the Seminole Tribe expanded casino gambling if the state fails to work out a deal, an attorney for the tribe said.

Analysts speak at Florida Gaming Summit

12 September 2007

Hundreds of gaming-industry professionals will converge at the 3rd annual Florida Gaming Summit on October 8-9, when four of Wall Street's premier analysts share their insights on the fast-growing Florida casino market.

Seminole deal hits snag

11 September 2007

Gov. Charlie Crist's goal to seal a gambling deal soon with the Seminole Tribe of Florida has hit a major snag: the Legislature..

Privatized lottery idea criticized

10 September 2007

News Brief: Critics attack the proposal for Florida to lease its lottery to a private company.

Florida summit focuses on tribal gaming

5 September 2007

The 3rd annual Florida Gaming Summit is preparing to spotlight Indian gaming with special presentations on October 8-9 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood Hotel & Casino.

Casino deal could ease Florida's money woes

4 September 2007

News Brief: Gov. Charlie Crist and some lawmakers say an agreement allowing the Seminole Tribe to expand its casino games could help ease the state's financial woes.

Florida slot vote in January

31 August 2007

News Brief: Miami-Dade County voters will decide in January whether to allow Vegas-style slot machines there.

Poll: Floridians divided over tribal casinos

27 August 2007

News Brief: A new poll paid for the parimutuel betting industry shows Floridians are divided on whether it's a good idea to allow casino gambling on Seminole Indian Tribe reservations.

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