June Detroit Casino Revenue On Summer Vacation With The Rest Of Michigan
June Detroit casino revenue is down month-to-month and year-over-year again in 2019, proving that casino patrons are predictable folks.
Detroit Casinos Eclipse $2 Billion In School Aid Fund Contribution
Since the state began issuing licenses 20 years ago, the Detroit casinos’ School Aid Fund contribution has come to $2.2 billion.
Is Michigan Sports Betting By Super Bowl Sunday Realistic?
Super Bowl Sunday is a target date for Michigan gambling expansion by Rep. Brandt Iden, but it looks as if that may be too optimistic.
Lions 2020 Super Bowl Odds: No Sportsbook Likes Detroit
NFL training camps are just days away from opening. That means it’s time to consider 2019 Detroit Lions futures and prop bets. In short, oddsmakers aren’t expecting Detroit to win its first Super Bowl next February. It will be a …
Steady As She Goes: Detroit Casino Revenue Remains Consistent
May 2019 was an unremarkable but consistent month for Detroit casino revenue, according to the latest report from the Michigan Gaming Control Board.
Michigan Online Casino Games Face Opposition From Governor Whitmer
A new governor means the same problems for Michigan online casinos. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is concerned the games could cannibalize the Michigan Lottery.
Michigan Sports Betting: Futures For Michigan’s Big 10 College Football Teams
The FanDuel win totals are live for major college American football teams in the state of Michigan such as Michigan and Michigan State for the 2019 season.
Hanging On: Michigan Sports Betting Bills Ready For Some Action
Three Michigan sports betting bills have been sitting in legislative committees for months, and no change to that situation seems imminent.
Where Does Michigan Fall On List Of Most Addictive Gambling States?
Anti-gambling advocates would be pleased to know that Michigan ranks near the bottom of most addictive gambling states, according to a new study.
See The Record-Setting Numbers Detroit, Michigan, Casinos Had In March
Detroit, Michigan’s 3 casinos had record-setting March 2019. Combined, they pulled in $140.3 million in aggregated gaming revenue, according to the MGCB.