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A great day in our state Pete.

Hopefully Hard Rock bets gives the players some reasonable lines. Or, other companies come in to create competition/better lines.
 

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There will be no competition. They have a monopoly. Hopefully they will use the same lines as they use in other states which are fair lines.
 

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Talking mobile in 2-3 weeks
I hope so

But seems to be contradictory reports

Daniel Wallach says that is not accurate

Also, I think the Seminoles' lack of professionalism in keeping the public & customers up to date through all of this is an early sign of how sh!try their sportsbook will be operated
 

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So they are not using the normal sportsbooks like DK FD?
 

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I remember when they opened up back in 21 (i think that was the year), i tried to sign up for the app and it was a pain in the ass. They were asking TOO MANY personal questions in which i didnt like.

A few friends had signed up and told me the juice was crazy. One of my friends told me that he was screwed on a payout which was eventually settled.

I dont live too far from the Coconut Creek casino. Hopefully they'll have craps there but afraid to see what their minimums would be.

Either way, something is better than nothing
 

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All meaningless if they don't or can't go mobile

The rumors about it starting soon could be false because the Seminole spokesman clearly said the announcement was only for in person and no further details on mobile for now

I believe they are holding off on mobile because even though the courts have shot down their opponents arguments and sided with the state & the Seminoles, they have also expressed concern as to whether or not making online wagers is legal

The state & Seminoles say that the Internet servers are based on Indian lands, which is where the wagers are actually being accepted

The opponents and possibly some judges think differently

Personally I think it's a no-brainer that wherever the servers are at is where the bets are ultimately taken

But common sense is lacking with some and of course opponents will use whatever they can
 

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All meaningless if they don't or can't go mobile
It took Jersey a couple years before going mobile.
Fandual at the meadowlands was always packed before than.
 

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All US books should be legal there. It's a farce with books legal in Mississippi and Louisiana.
 

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you can say that again, wicked crowd and then came NY .... Now only crowd is or horses
 

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What a shame, no competition. I had a VIP host at Hard Rock Tampa and Hollywood for many years when I was more of a high-limit card &slot player; they'd give offers and free nights/comps and suites at Yankees spring training or Bucs/Rays games but def not like Vegas. I told the VIP host when she asked why I stopped coming as much that Vegas hosts and casino's just do more and she said "we don't have to, we have no competition." A big turn off from a former loyal custome but also true when there's no other game in town. They don't really have to try hard for their clients.

Glad they opened sports-betting for Florida but the Seminole tribe is very stingy, can't imagine them being too competitive with lines or offerings.
 

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What a shame, no competition. I had a VIP host at Hard Rock Tampa and Hollywood for many years when I was more of a high-limit card &slot player; they'd give offers and free nights/comps and suites at Yankees spring training or Bucs/Rays games but def not like Vegas. I told the VIP host when she asked why I stopped coming as much that Vegas hosts and casino's just do more and she said "we don't have to, we have no competition." A big turn off from a former loyal custome but also true when there's no other game in town. They don't really have to try hard for their clients.

Glad they opened sports-betting for Florida but the Seminole tribe is very stingy, can't imagine them being too competitive with lines or offerings.
Seminoles better understand that offshore books are their competition
 

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