Detroit Casinos, Michigan Missed A Big Sports Betting Event Last Night
The Tigers upset the Astros, who were historic betting favorites at NV and NJ sportsbooks. Was it a missed opportunity for Michigan casinos?
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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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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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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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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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Michigan Governor Signals Resistance To Online Gaming Bill As Written
The Michigan online casino gambling bill advanced Tuesday, but it’s clear that there’s an upcoming battle over the tax rate in the proposal.
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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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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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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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