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Ten Florida dog tracks and jai alai arenas might have to shell out almost $2 million for refusing to pay for software used in off-track betting. Lawyers for software provider Autotote say they plan to file a civil theft claim, allowing their client to collect triple damages on money owed. The suit comes as simulcast horse race betting grows in popularity, with gambling venues nationwide seeking to tap into profits from races in other states through the use of software like Autotote's.
September 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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