House Committee Hearing On Michigan Interstate Online Poker Bill Postponed
Legislation is pending that would allow Michigan regulated poker sites to eventually pool players with their platforms in other states.
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Michigan Casinos Planning To Reopen Poker Rooms
It appears the Detroit casinos are getting antsy with reopening their poker rooms, but regulators have yet to approve it.
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Interstate Player Pooling A Priority As Michigan Closes In On Online Poker Launch
Sen. Hertel is introducing a bill to clarify that online poker can be played across state lines and says, “It should be an easy fix.”
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Michigan Could Eventually Link Up With PA, NJ And Others For Online Poker
Pennsylvania finally launched online poker, a major boost of optimism for industry observers. Could Michigan be in the pipeline?
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What Really Happened With The Michigan Online Casino Veto?
We’ll never know for sure why Gov. Rick Snyder vetoed the iCasino bill, but the complexities of related legislation might have played a role.
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Breaking: Michigan Governor Vetoes Online Casino, Poker Legislation
Michigan missed a crucial opportunity to legalize online poker, as the lame-duck governor on Friday vetoed the Unlawful Internet Gaming Act.
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Michigan Has New Year’s Eve Deadline To Legalize Online Casino Gaming
Michigan is poised this week to become just the fifth state in the country to legalize state-sanctioned online casino platforms.
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