'Those people are going to go to Disney,' he said.
He doesn't think tourists will come to Florida just to visit a casino that can't offer craps or roulette. 'If someone from those areas calls up, we don't have the room for them.'īut Bob Jarvis, a professor of gambling law at Nova Southeastern University, questioned that plan. 'Right now our business model does not allow us to market in those areas,' Seminole Gaming CEO Jim Allen told the Tampa Bay Times this month.
