In the latest twist in dueling lawsuits over blackjack in Florida, Gov. Rick Scott’s administration is asking a federal court in Tallahassee to dismiss a legal challenge filed last month by the Seminole Tribe.
The legal wrangling is based on a 2010 gambling agreement, known as a “compact,” between the state and Seminoles. A part of the deal giving tribal casinos the exclusive rights to offer banked card games, such as blackjack, expired this summer.
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