PointsBet To Partner With Tigers; First Sportsbook To Sign With MLB Team
PointsBet became the first sportsbook to pair with a Major League Baseball franchise Thursday, reaching an agreement with the Detroit→
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The Tigers Are Tied For First, But Is A +75000 Futures Bet Worth It?
The Detroit Tigers are expected to have the worst record in the league, but a 60-game season at least causes one to reconsider a wager.
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Legal Sports Betting Returns To State Of Michigan
On Monday, a tribal casino in Michigan opened a retail sportsbook with four kiosks and an in-person betting window.
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Sports Reboots For Detroit Teams? Longshot Bets And Misery
It’s great to have pro sports on the comeback trail, but in Detroit, the immediate horizon is pretty grim. Let’s start with the Tigers.
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Michigan May Get More Competition For Sports Betting Dollars As Canada Gains Unlikely Allies
Canada gets unlikely allies in support of full-fledged legal sports betting, just as Michigan nears a launch of its legal mobile sports wagering.
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Sports Betting Will Cushion The Blow For Major League Baseball If No 2020 Season
Major League Baseball and its players’ union are trying to reach a deal on a season, but either way, betting will help keep MLB viable.
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Longshot Detroit Tigers Prepare For Yet Another Rebuilding Year As Michigan Nears Sports Betting
Michigan is expected to have retail sports wagering begin in Detroit this spring, at a time when the Tigers are division basement dwellers.
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Michigan Governor Signs Online Casino Gambling And Sports Betting Legislation
It’s official. Michigan is heading toward regulated online casino gambling and sports betting under legislation signed by Gov. Whitmer.
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Michigan Senate Approves Bills, Clears Path For Legalized Sports Betting, Online Gaming
The next steps are concurrence in the House and a signature from the governor, after which sports betting and online gaming will be legal.
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Committee Moves MI Online Gaming, Sports Betting Bills To Senate Floor — Nearly Unanimously
Online gaming bills similar to what the outgoing governor vetoed a year ago are now poised to become law, as is sports betting legislation.
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