The Seminole Tribe of Florida is celebrating 30 years of gaming with a big bingo payout.
The Super Jackpot Million Dollar Bingo Game promises up to $1 million for one lucky player. Winners can also get $50,000 or $2,500.
The tribe was one of the first in Indian Country to enter the gaming industry.
“It’s going to be a fun way to recognize the Seminole Tribe's remarkable 30-year pioneer gaming legacy which has helped to improve the lives of so many North American Native Indian tribes,” said Seminole Gaming vice president of marketing Jeffrey Hook, The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported.
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(The South Florida Sun-Sentinel 12/1)
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