Detroit Casinos Report A Relatively Robust Brick-And-Mortar March
With revenue over $113 million despite capacity restrictions, Detroit’s three casinos are starting to see light at the end of the tunnel.
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Get The COVID-19 Jab, Get $20 In Free Slot Play At Gun Lake Casino
The Gun Lake Casino in Wayland is giving its customers one more reason to get vaccinated against COVID-19: Free slot play
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The Three Detroit Casinos Have A (New) Normal-ish January Despite Coronavirus Restrictions
Despite limitations on how many visitors can be on the casino floor, the three Detroit casinos managed to do pretty well, year-over-year.
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Coronavirus Wreaks Havoc On Detroit Casino Financials In December
With Detroit’s casinos only open for a little more than a week in December, the financial numbers took a predictable hit.
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BetAmerica To Rebrand As TwinSpires, And Michigan Will Lead The Charge For The Brand’s Debut
The BetAmerica sportsbook and casino will be rebranding itself as TwinSpires, and the first place this will happen is in Michigan.
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Barstool-Branded Sportsbook Coming To Detroit’s Greektown Casino
Portnoy and his “partners in crime” presumably will make a site visit soon, as Barstool Sportsbook plants a flag in Indiana this week, too.
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MotorCity, MGM To Open Back Up Wednesday, But Greektown Has Yet To Set A Date
The MGM Grand Detroit and MotorCity Casino announced they will re-open Wednesday, but Greektown has yet to set a date.
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All Five Kewadin Casinos In Michigan Now Have ‘Contactless’ Sportsbook Kiosks
The five Kewadin casinos launched sportsbooks at all their properties this week, featuring ‘contactless’ kiosks.
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Detroit Casinos To Remain Closed Through Dec. 20 Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
Detroit’s three casinos will remain closed at least through Dec. 20 due to the extension of the coronavirus shutdown order.
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Bay Mills Resort And Casino To Remain Closed Until Dec. 18 Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
The Bay Mills Resort and Casino will remain voluntarily closed until Dec. 18 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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