Posts Tagged ‘Michigan Gaming Control Board’
Detroit Casino Revenue Up 4.7% in September 2026
Slots and tables at the three Detroit casinos produced $102.78 million in September, 4.7% above September 2025. MotorCity Casino rose 12.7% to $32.6 million and MGM Grand Detroit rose 6.5%, while Hollywood Casino at Greektown fell 8.8%. Slot and table win for the first nine months of 2026 runs 2.3% ahead of the same stretch…
Read MoreCoinbase Sports Contracts Michigan Halt Starts Oct. 10
New sports event contracts stop for Michigan Coinbase customers at 12:00 a.m. Eastern Oct. 10, and open positions must be closed by then. Michigan, in return, stays its hand so long as Coinbase keeps to the terms and the 6th Circuit cases run. Whether Michigan gambling law reaches federally registered event contracts stays unresolved until…
Read MoreWill Michigan Governor Approve Interstate Online Poker?
Michigan could be the fourth state to have interstate online poker in 2021. The Wolverine State has passed legislation and is awaiting approval by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Online and mobile gambling platforms will launch in Michigan in January. DETROIT – A bill that would make interstate online poker playing legal in Michigan is now sitting…
Read MoreOnline Gambling in Michigan Stalled By FBI Due To New Demands
Michigan began accepting online gaming licenses from suppliers in May as online gambling was progressing. The FBI is now holding up the progression due to the fingerprinting of applicants for licenses. Michigan Gaming Control Board executive director Richard Kalm still expects online gambling to launch in 2020. LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Gaming Control Board…
Read MoreMichigan Online Sports Betting To Happen Before 2021?
Michigan may launch online sport betting by November or December of 2020. Only days of legal sports betting in Michigan have been available with the pandemic shutdown. DETROIT – The state Michigan had plans of launching online sports betting in 2021 but with the pandemic many were unsure of when to really expect it to…
Read MoreMichigan Casino Revenues Hit Rock Bottom In April’s Shutdowns
Casinos are down 39% percent in revenue compared to last year. The normally profitable month of March was cut short due to COVID-19 closures. Sports betting is now legal in Michigan and that should lead to a growth in revenue once restrictions are lifted DETROIT – Michigan casinos had to close their businesses in March…
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