Gun Lake Casino To Partner With Parx For Retail And Mobile Sports Betting
Parx Casino is entering its third state for sports betting, providing retail and mobile sportsbooks for Gun Lake Casino in Michigan.
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William Hill To Enter Michigan Sports Betting Market Through Turtle Creek
William Hill has found a sports betting entry point into Michigan, reaching a long-term agreement with the Grand Traverse Band.
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Michigan Tribal Casinos Prepping For Sport Betting Launches
Tribes in Michigan have various plans for sports wagering, but there are no official timelines for when their retail sportsbooks will open.
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Michigan Has Sports Betting Applications Available, Rules In Process
Retail sports betting could be up and running in Michigan in just a few months, as the Michigan Gaming Control Board has applications ready.
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PointsBet Finds Online Sportsbook Partner In Michigan Following Legalization
Online bookmaker PointsBet found a tribal casino partner to gain market access to the state of Michigan, following a similar play by TSG.
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Detroit Casinos See Revenues Rise 5.6% Year-Over-Year For November
The three Detroit casinos saw a healthy increase over November 2018, and can expect another huge bump by this time next year.
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Michigan Casino Win Falls For Fifth Straight Month, But Don’t Blame Indiana Online Gambling
As Michigan lawmakers and other officials work on online gambling legislation, winnings for the Detroit casinos fell once again.
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MGM Grand Detroit Opens Sportsbook Without Sports Betting
While legislation to legalize sports betting is stuck in neutral, MGM Grand Detroit wasted little time getting a sportsbook space ready.
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Indiana Launches Sports Betting; Detroit Casino Win Falls More Than Normal
September was an especially lackluster month for the Detroit casino market, but how much of it was due to Indiana’s new sportsbooks?
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MGM Detroit Sues Michigan Over High Roller Gambling Debt Taxes
MGM Grand Detroit wants a refund on taxes paid on unpaid gambling debt from two high rollers who lost a combined $2.6 million.
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