Seminole Casino Brighton News

Starting 7 December, the tribe will begin to roll out the games and sports betting to the public at the three Seminole Casinos in South Florida with more properties to follow just days later.

Scheduled to open in late 2024, Seminole Casino Brighton will include a 38,000 square-foot casino, a hotel will 100 guest rooms, and several dining options.

The $100 million in pay raises apply to U.S. team members and new hires at company managed hotel, casino and cafe locations nationwide.

The company announced a further upgrade of its "Safe + Sound" program with the addition of dozens of program enforcement specialists at all Seminole Hard Rock and Seminole Casinos in Florida.

Effective immediately, all guests must be stationary when lowering their masks or face coverings for eating, drinking or smoking. The change prohibits guests from walking in all public spaces without protective face coverings.

Seminole Casino Brighton announced that it is ready to welcome back its guests on 16 June. The Florida will be following new safety and health guidelines.

The Seminole Tribe of Florida and Seminole Gaming have voluntarily decided to temporarily close all Seminole and Hard Rock Casinos throughout Florida today.

As COO of Seminole Gaming, Hoenemeyer will work with Seminole casino presidents and general managers to oversee day-to-day operations of seven Seminole Gaming casinos in Florida.

Next week, the Florida casino will offer table games such as blackjack and Three Card Poker in a newly added pit area.

Steffanie Immerfall brings 20 years of experience in the casino industry to her new role.

The casino's Christmas Wish event culminated on Dec. 14 by granting wishes and giving gifts to a group of invited guests at a cocktail reception and buffet dinner. Santa was there to distribute gifts and a holiday choir serenaded everyone with songs of the season.

The Florida casino will be involved in a number of charity-related activities over the next several weeks.

Tickets for the October 10, 7 p.m. show go on sale Monday, September 1.

The Seminole Indian Tribe are now an international gaming and hospitality conglomerate, but Florida is always on their radar.

The state's Seminole casinos will offer Las Vegas-style high stakes, no-limit, around-the-clock poker play starting July 1.