The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. Photo from Facebook The Seminole Tribe continues to share gaming revenue with the state of Florida even after a federal judge said it wasn't required to do so. The tribe is on track to share $306 million this year, a spokesperson told FloridaPolitics.com. But a source told the website that the payments could end unless the state agrees to a new Class III gaming compact. The tribe did negotiate a new deal but state lawmakers refused to ratify it. That's what led to a lawsuit in which a federal judge said the tribe can continue to offer Class III games without sharing revenues because the state violated a provision regarding exclusivity. Tribal officials met with Gov. Rick Scott (R) on Tuesday but both sides were mum on a potential agreement, FloridaPolitics.com reported. Since 2010, the tribe has shared $1.7 billion with the state. Read More on the Story:
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