Tribal Casino Revenue Sharing Payments Total $30.5 Million In 2019
Michigan local governments and school districts received more than $30 million last year through tribal casino gaming compacts.
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Mask Requirements, Health Protocols Remain Unchanged At Michigan Casinos Under New Health Department Order
The state health department moved to restore Gov. Whitmer’s COVID-19 health protocols after the Michigan Supreme Court curtailed them.
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Parx Sportsbook Now Open At Western Michigan Casino
The Wayland casino became the 13th retail sportsbooks in the state, in anticipation of the launch of online sports betting in late 2020.
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Sports Betting Opens At Three Tribal Casinos In Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan tribal casinos near Grand Traverse Bay and in Petoskey celebrated the opening of retail sports betting this week.
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Detroit Casinos Report $69.3 Million In Combined August Revenue
After reopening the first week of August, Detroit’s three casinos generated almost $70 million in aggregate revenue for the month.
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UP Casino Retail Sportsbook Opens In Time For Rare ‘Super Sports Equinox’
The Island Resort & Casino in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula opened its sportsbook Thursday, on one of the busiest sports days ever.
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Three Positive COVID-19 Cases Traced To Manistee Casino Days Before Planned Start Of Stricter Mask Policy
A week before Little River Casino Resort planned to begin enforcing stricter mask rules, guests and workers faced potential COVID-19 exposure.
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Layoffs Hit 1,100 MGM Grand Detroit Casino Workers
MGM Grand Detroit will lay off 1,100 previously furloughed workers on Aug. 31, despite the casino’s reopening earlier this month.
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The Last Of The Casinos (To Reopen): A Trip To MGM Grand Detroit
No-touch hand-sanitizer stations, free masks for those who need them, and socially distanced urinals at MGM Grand Detroit’s reopening.
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“I missed it so much,” said one customer at Detroit’s MotorCity Casino, which reopened to the public Wednesday morning.
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