Don’t Expect A Michigan Sports Betting Law Before Football Season
Moving the Lawful Internet Gaming Act through the House is a great first step, but expect the bill to face a tougher challenge in the Senate.
Lansing Officials Shut Down Illegal Gambling Ring Run By Women
Michigan law enforcement broke up a ladies illegal gambling ring complete with slot-style machines in a real-life adaptation of “Ocean’s 8”.
Tribes Continue To Be A Sticking Point In MI Online Casino Bill
Michigan Rep. Brandt Iden is trying to get his online casino and sports betting bill into law, but issues like addressing Michigan tribes might keep it from the legislature’s June 21 deadline.
Mark Brazis Wins Largest Poker Tournament in Michigan History
1,287 poker players turned out to play the $1,100 Main Event making it the largest poker tournament in Michigan history.
Michigan Racing To Be First In The Midwest To Offer Sports Betting
Now that the Supreme Court has cleared the way for legalized sports betting, there is a new sense of urgency behind passing legislation in Michigan before neighboring states beat them to market.
The Clock Is Ticking For Michigan’s Online Gaming Bill
Last week there was a lot of excitement around a possible online gaming legislation vote in the Michigan House of Representatives. The excitement was premature. Summer is the new goal.
Michigan’s Last Racetrack Sold To Housing Development Company
The one remaining horse track, Northville Downs, announced plans to turn their track into a luxury home site. This after Hazel Park Raceway shuttered its Southeastern Michigan racetrack.
Wintry Weather And Windsor Strike Mean Record Revenues For Detroit
It pays to be in the casino business these days. Figures released earlier this month show record revenue for Detroit’s casinos.
With Hazel Park Closure, Michigan Has One Horse Track Left
On Thursday, Hazel Park Raceway closed its doors after seven decades of hosting live horse racing in Southeastern Michigan.
Casino Owner Backs Up His Wolverine Fandom With Big Bets
Derek Stevens, a Michigan graduate, believed so strongly in the Wolverines that he went out looking for some serious action before the beginning of March Madness.