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Seminole Tribe hosts eighth annual Florida Gaming Congress
The Seminole Tribe is hosting the 8th annual Florida Gaming Congress.
Topics include Indian gaming, financing and Internet gaming.
The debate comes as the state prepares to debate whether to allow more gaming in the state.
The conference is being held at the Seminole Casino Hollywood.
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