Online Casino Gambling Legalization For Michigan Up In The Air Under New Governor
Michigan will be a top state to watch as negotiations between the governor and online gambling proponents heat up.
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Another Flat Month For Detroit Casino Gaming Revenue, Regulators Say
May was another slow month for the Detroit casino market. Will the state be able to cross the finish line for online casino gaming in 2019?
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Michigan Governor Opposes Online Slots, But Likes Online Blackjack, Poker, Sports Betting
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is playing hardball on the longstanding online casino gambling issue, indicating she doesn’t want iSlots.
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Detroit Casino Gambling Revenue Flat In April
The three casinos in Detroit collected $125.2 million in gaming revenues during April, up slightly in a year-over-year comparison.
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Michigan OKs Experienced Sports Betting Operator For Detroit Casino Ownership
On Tuesday in Michigan, state regulators gave approval to Penn National for its deal to acquire the operations of the Greektown Casino.
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Study Finds Michigan Has Among Lowest Problem Gambling Rates
As Michigan weighs online casino and sports betting, a new study found that the state is doing a good job with problem gambling.
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Michigan On Pace For Sports Betting During Upcoming NFL Season After Key Hearing
On Thursday, a Michigan House committee held a hearing on online sports betting, with a brick-and-mortar bill in the pipeline.
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Michigan Sports Betting Bill Expected Soon, Lawmaker Says
Things are heating up in Michigan for legal sports betting, as a lawmaker plans to introduce a new bill in the coming weeks.
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Gamblers Drop ‘Record’ Sum To Detroit Casinos In March
The three Detroit casinos won more than $140 mm off of gamblers in March, a new all-time high for a single month.
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Detroit Casinos Beat Gamblers For 4.1 Percent More Than Last February
The Detroit casino market is off to a strong start to 2019 as legislators debate the merits of legalizing gambling over the internet.
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