Seminole Tribe Ready to Start Over if Courts Strike Down Mobile Sports Betting
At G2E, Seminole Gaming CEO Jim Allen said that if mobile sports betting is struck down in Florida, the tribe will halt revenue share payments.
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Brant James is a veteran journalist who has twice been recognized in the Associated Press Sports Editors Awards, most recently in 2020. He's covered motorsports, the National Hockey League and Major League Baseball among a myriad of others beats and written enterprise and sports business for publications including USA TODAY, ESPN.com, SI.com.
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