The Seminole Tribe continues to share gaming revenues with the state of Florida even after winning a key lawsuit. The tribe shared nearly $40 million for the first two months of the year, Florida Politics reported. That's in addition to the $300-plus million that was shared last year, the site reported at the time. The tribe can offer Class III games without sharing revenues because the state broke a promise of exclusivity, a federal judge ruled last year. But efforts to come up with a new compact have been stymied by state lawmakers. Read More on the Story:
Seminoles paid $40 million in blackjack share so far this year (Florida Politics 2/27)
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