The ongoing legal issues continue to cause trouble for the tribe’s betting operations and were ultimately the reason it had to pull back from the market soon after it had launched betting in 2021.Ĭommercial companies claim that the compact the Seminole Tribe signed with Governor Ron DeSantis violates the constitution. In the meantime, commercial gambling interests continue to oppose the Seminole Tribe’s exclusive right to offer sports betting in the state. Opponents Will Likely Continue to Challenge the Tribe The tribe hopes to soon offer in-person betting to visitors of all of its casinos in the Sunshine State. Planned for December 7, the rollout will be followed by launches at other tribal properties. In addition to online betting, the tribe is set to launch retail sports betting at three of the Seminole Tribe’s casinos in South Florida. Despite that, the tribe seems to be bullish on continuing what it started in 2021. The relaunch of the mobile app comes in the wake of months of legal problems for the Seminole Tribe and Florida sports betting as a whole. New customers can sign up but are put on a waiting list. Unfortunately, only existing registrants and members of Hard Rock’s loyalty program, Unity, can place wagers for now. Earlier this week, the Seminole Tribe did a fanfare-free relaunch of its Hard Rock Bets platform, ahead of the launch of in-person betting. After two years of waiting, Florida sports fans are once again able to wager on sports.

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