No gaming bills are likely to be filed in the coming Legislature's session, however the new leadership has created gaming committees in the House and in the Senate to study the industry in Florida.
December 24, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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After last year’s frantic push to expand gambling in Florida, all involved are toning things down this year.
No gaming bills are likely to be filed in the coming session. The Legislature’s new leadership recently created gaming committees in the House and in the Senate to study the industry in Florida. They will look at pari-mutuels, destination resort casinos, the Seminole Tribe’s compact with the state that’s up for revision in 2015 and Internet sweepstakes cafes.
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