That said, Miami radio host Andy Slater tweeted Wednesday morning, citing sources, that the Seminole-owned Hard Rock Bet sportsbook app could return to the state within the next two to three weeks to accept mobile wagers. The Seminole Tribe's official plans to toast “A New Era in Florida Gaming” in December did not appear to include mobile sports wagering, as Wednesday's press release made no mention of online betting.

Supreme Court recently declined to pause the arrangement any longer. That agreement included the rights to statewide online sports betting sites, which was challenged in the courts and continues to be fought over, although the U.S. The new gambling options were granted to the Seminole under a compact the tribe agreed to with the state in 2021. 11 at Seminole Casino Immokalee and Seminole Brighton Casino.

Those same games will then launch the following day at the Seminole casino in Tampa and on Dec. 7, at the tribe’s three South Florida casinos, a press release noted. The Seminole Tribe of Florida says it will launch legal Florida sports betting at its casinos in December, but the return date of a statewide online option remains TBD as the court battle over its lawfulness continues.Ĭraps, roulette, and retail sports betting will be offered to the public starting on Thursday, Dec.

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