West Flagler and Associates Tuesday morning filed its latest Florida Supreme Court response in the case that could decide the future of Florida sports betting.
WFA argued that digital wagering not only is most definitely covered by the state’s Amendment 3 requiring that gambling expansion be approved by voters, but also that both proponents and opponents in the case have previously argued that sports betting is squarely within the Amendment 3 definition of “casino gambling.” The response is the final briefing that the court justices need to begin considering the case and determine its fate.
From here, the court could decide to hear the case, decline the case, or send the case to Leon County Court, a step that WFA skipped when it filed with the Florida Supreme Court.
