Michigan Zeroing In On iGaming, Sports Betting Launch Date
Rules in review period with legislative committee, and should be released by Dec. 15, allowing regulators to move forward.
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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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NFL Week 6 Betting Options: Lions, Coming Off Of Bye Week, Favored Over Jaguars
The Detroit Lions aren’t betting underdogs, for once, with a chance to begin turning their season around by beating the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Detroit Casino Revenues Rise To $87.9 Million In September
In their first full operating month since reopening, revenue at Michigan’s three commercial casinos rose from $69.3 to $87.9 million.
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Biden Holding Ace-King To Trump’s Ace-Queen In Michigan Betting Market
Biden has a big edge in Michigan, but Hillary Clinton was actually more heavily favored to win the state at this time in 2016.
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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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GAN Inks 10-Year Michigan iGaming And Mobile Sports Betting Deal With Wynn Resorts
Online gaming company GAN announced an agreement with Wynn Resorts to be GAN’s software platform for iGaming and sports betting in Michigan.
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Michigan Senate Passes Bill To Enable Interstate Online Poker Compacts
The Michigan state senate voted 36-1 Thursday to add language to internet gaming laws that would permit interstate online poker.
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NFL Week 4 Bets: Saints Come To Detroit Hoping To End 2-Game Skid Vs. Lions
The 1-2 Saints will arrive in Detroit Sunday as 4-point favorites against Matthew Stafford and the 1-2 Lions.
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