Despite Hearing, Michigan Tribe Taking A Wait-And-See Approach To Sports Betting
Michigan is a key sports betting battleground state in 2019, but the tribal casinos aren’t yet saying where they stand on legal sportsbooks.
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Michigan Willing To Accept Sportsbooks In Ohio While It Considers ‘Integrity’ Fees
Ohio and Michigan might have a great football rivalry, but the states won’t be squaring off in 2019 for sportsbooks, one lawmaker says.
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Michigan Tribe To Respond With Sports Betting Hearing After Lawmaker Revives Controversial ‘Integrity Fee’ Debate
A Michigan lawmaker is now open to “integrity fees” after meeting with the sports leagues at a sports betting conference in Washington, D.C.
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Penn National Gaming Plans Inroad Into Michigan Casino Market
Penn National Gaming has acquired Greektown Casino-Hotel from Jack Entertainment, giving the casino operator its first property in Michigan.
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How Much Is Michigan Missing Out On By Not Legalizing Online Gambling?
Michigan is moving even further away from the hopes of passing iGaming legislation, squandering millions of dollars in possible revenue.
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Michigan Brick And Mortar Casinos Continue Slow Steady Gains
While Michigan awaits new opportunities in online casinos and sports betting its land-based casino industry continues to flourish.
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What to Expect from this Week’s Congressional Hearing on Sports Betting
A deep primer on Thursday’s congressional hearing on sports betting, including why it’s being held, and predicted outcomes.
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Could A State-Run Online Sportsbook Work In Michigan?
Could a model where the lottery operates sportsbetting work in Michigan, or will there just be even greater levels of opposition?
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Sports Betting Legalization Gives Renewed Hope To Online Gambling Efforts In Michigan
Online gambling legislation in Michigan has a fighting chance, especially if it’s paired with sports betting.
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