Florida could soon become home to more casinos and hundreds of more slot machines under a sweeping gambling bill that was easily passed by the state Senate.
But the idea of transforming parts of the Sunshine State into a humid version of Las Vegas is a bust so far with the Republican-controlled Florida House. The House is expected to vote next week on its bill that would instead “freeze” all gambling at what is currently allowed.
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