Michigan Casino Revenue Holds Strong Amidst Shakeups
The summer of 2023 brought a whirlwind of change for casinos & sportsbooks in Michigan as operators and platforms were switched out in the Wolverine State.
The summer of 2023 brought a whirlwind of change for casinos & sportsbooks in Michigan as operators and platforms were switched out in the Wolverine State.
In what is turning out to be a transformative year for mobile sports betting in MI, the operator announced last week that it would end operations in eight other states and will also reevaluate NY.
Get ready for an action-packed summer of sports betting as baseball, basketball, & soccer take the spotlight. Find full coverage & exciting markets at licensed sportsbooks in MI.
Michigan allocates $3 million annually to support MGCB’s 'Don’t Regret the Bet’ campaign to promote responsible gambling and prevent problem gambling.
Online gaming usually drops in May at the beginning of the summer, but the decline this year has been more pronounced than what was observed in 2021 and 2022.
MSU seeks to end its partnership with Caesars Entertainment amid criticism of college-sportsbook relationships and concerns about underage gambling.
Data show three commercial casinos in the state still lead 12 tribal casinos in terms of online casino revenue and handle from online sports betting. But both leads are narrowing.
Atlanta-based PrizePicks achieves unprecedented success, capturing 73.7% of the market and generating $1.6 million in March.
Gaming regulators from CO, IL, LA, MS, NJ, NV, and MI call on AG Merrick Garland to protect consumers from illegal offshore gambling sites.
The state’s three commercial casinos have generated $261.9 million in revenue so far in 2023 vs. the $211.8 million made by the twelve tribal casinos.
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PokerStars Casino | 100% to $600 | Visit » |
BetRivers | $500 Play It Again | Visit » |
DraftKings | 100% to $2000 | Visit » |