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December 9, 2008
NAPLES, FL – The Seminole added blackjack to their Immokalee casino last week. There are now two rows of six blackjack tables placed between the poker room and the slots area. The 12 tables accommodate seven players each and have minimum bets of $10. “It’s another step up for the Seminole casino and it will attract a player who is particularly interested in blackjack and there are lots of those because it’s one of the most popular casino games,” said Seminole Tribe spokesman Gary Bitner. Blackjack will help the Immokalee casino expand with more games, jobs and a Hard Rock casino hotel within five years according to Seminole officials. A new 35,000-square-foot building will be erected on part of the parking lot to add more space for slot machines and players. The cost will be $12 million and construction will be completed in the first half of 2009. Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum is trying to stop table games at the Seminole casinos after the Florida Supreme Court ruled last July that the gaming compact between Gov. Crist and the tribe was invalid. Return to Florida Casinos. |
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