Ohio Bookie Avoids Prison In Sports Betting Case
A bookie near Cleveland took a plea deal and will spend three years on probation, along with forking over more than $800,000 to the feds.
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Michigan Leading Multi-State Joint Defense Of Legality Of US Lotteries
As it nears online casino gaming, Michigan joined the battle against the feds over a 2019 Department of Justice opinion on the 1961 Wire Act.
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Michigan Bill Would Allow Some Lifetime Self-Excluded Gamblers To Play Again
The Michigan Gaming Control Board is behind a bill that it hopes would boost enrollment in the voluntary casino self-exclusion list.
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Michigan Gaming Control Board Announces 2019 Illegal Gambling Crackdown Results
Michigan’s commercial gaming regulator said that all businesses asked to stop offering unlicensed gambling complied with the request in 2019.
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Michigan Tries Again To Shield Multi-State Lottery Winner Identities
Legislation introduced last week is at least the sixth bill to hit the table in Lansing that would ban revealing personal info about winners.
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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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Michigan Plans To Call Feds’ Online Gambling Bluff
The state of Michigan so far is considering the new Wire Act memo just a bluff against states’ rights, and so it will proceed as planned.
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Michigan Will Move Ahead With Online Casino Bill Despite New Wire Act Opinion
Michigan nearly passed online casino legislation in December, and the state will now try again, undaunted by the DOJ’s new Wire Act opinion.
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Sports Betting Under New Michigan Governor A Bit Of A Gamble
Former Michigan Gov. Snyder is out, paving the way for gambling expansion progress in the state under the leadership of Gov. Whitmer.
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