Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenge to Seminole Tribe's Florida Sports Betting Deal

The decision upholds the tribe's exclusive rights to online sports betting, potentially influencing similar agreements nationwide.

The Supreme Court's refusal to hear the case solidifies the Seminole Tribe's monopoly on online sports betting in Florida.
Opponents argued the deal violates the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act by allowing bets off tribal lands.
The compact is expected to generate billions for the tribe and state through the end of the decade.
The ruling may set a precedent for other states and tribes seeking to establish online sports betting agreements.
Florida's share of the revenue from the compact has already reached over $357 million since its launch last year.