Detroit Casino Gaming Revenue In July Flat, Again
Michigan’s casinos could really use sports betting and online casino gambling, but so far the state hasn’t been able to enact new laws.
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Michigan’s Successful Online Lottery Now Five Years Old
On Aug. 11 five years ago, Michigan began online lottery gambling. Since the games launched, 1.1 million people have signed up to play.
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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 Lottery Says It Has More Than A Million Registered For Online Gambling
In a presser announcing a $100k jackpot winner, the Michigan Lottery revealed that it has more than 1 million online lottery registrants.
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Michigan Problem Gambling Program On Pace To See Fewer Enrollments In 2019
According to state of Michigan figures, the number of gamblers self-excluding is on pace to fall in 2019 compared to 2018.
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Michigan Gaming Anniversary Politicized As Online Casino Bill Stalls
Monday was the 20th anniversary of gambling beginning at MGM Grand Detroit, the first of the three commercial casinos in the city.
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Michigan Tribal Casino Launches Online Sportsbook — Sort Of
A tribal casino in Michigan has launched “social” sports betting under Rush Street Interactive’s Casino4Fun gaming platform.
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Detroit Casino Revenue Flat In Second Quarter
It’s been a sluggish year for the mature Detroit casino market, according to the latest figures from state gaming regulators.
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Michigan Could Fast-Track Sports Wagering Launch Under Proposed Law
Michigan’s sports betting bill would expedite the opening of brick-and-mortar sportsbooks, but it all depends on when it’s enacted into law.
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Michigan Sports Betting Bill Draft Unveiled Ahead Of Feedback Deadline
Lawmakers in Michigan are preparing to push a sports betting bill this summer, with the drafting process coming close to completion.
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