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Welcome to FindLaw’s Florida Gambling & Lottery Laws Center. Florida on gambling and lotteries can regulate, and in some instances prohibit, certain activities such as casino gaming, horse racing, and dog racing. There was a time when city planners in Miami planned to tear down their Art Deco buildings and build casinos. That didn’t happen and later laws on where gambling can take place were passed. Indian casinos, for instance, are on tribal land and have different laws and agreements with Florida. Same goes with casino boats that leave Florida harbors and sail out to sea. Click on the links below for state-specific gambling and lotteries laws.
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Florida Gambling Laws
Florida laws regulating various types of gambling in the state, such as horse racing and bingo, with information about the types of games allowed and other matters.
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Florida State Lottery Laws
Florida law with respect to the organization and function of state-sponsored lotteries, including the stated purpose of the lottery and the manner in which prize winnings may be garnished.
Florida Gambling and Lottery Law Articles
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