US Department of the Interior introduces legal compliance regulations for tribal gaming protection in Florida

Last updated: May 2, 2024 9:22 pm

Stue Temoha

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States can now make deals with tribes to allow gambling off reservations

DOI rules aim to simplify negotiations and boost tribal economic development

Florida’s Seminole Tribe has monopoly in online sports betting

Altered regulations make tribal deal approval process clearer

Changes effective 30 days after publication in Federal Register

Tribal gaming supports economies and vital services, say DOI officials

Assistant secretary Newland: Administration committed to Indian country

In Florida, Seminole Tribe relaunched Hard Rock Bet in November 2023

Tribal sovereignty under attack as states seek more control

Revenues in tribal gaming rose 4.9% in 2022 to $40.1bn

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