Hard Rock Bet has added 17 new slot titles to its online casino libraries in Michigan and New Jersey, extending a run of regular content updates across both states.
According to sportsline, the update was led by Sahara Riches: Collect’Em Max, a Playtech slot set in a desert scene with scarabs, pharaohs and a golden sun. As reported in July, Hard Rock Bet had already been rolling out successive game drops in Michigan and New Jersey.
In Sahara Riches: Collect’Em Max, the Collect’Em symbol lands on the fifth reel and sweeps up every coin on the board for an instant payout. Paired with a Diamond symbol, it can unlock fixed prizes and a Grand reward worth up to 500x.
Another of the highlighted additions was Octoplay’s King of 7s, a five-reel, regal-themed slot in which Wild symbols throw gold coins into a pile for a chance at seven free spins. The game also features three Royal Crowns above the reels, a 7x multiplier, expanded Wilds that can fill all reels and Wilds that lock into place. Stacking all three Royal Crowns produces a max win of 3,993x.
Hard Rock Bet also added Fire and Roses Gold Blitz Fortune Tower from Games Global. The circus-themed title centres on Ringmaster Jolene, uses 720 payways and can unlock a Fortune Tower reward when her symbol lands with a Collect symbol, including six progressive jackpots worth up to 1,000x.
The same page also promoted a sign-up offer for eligible first-time customers. Players who create an account and deposit $10 or more can claim up to $1,000 in lossback casino credits and 500 bonus spins.
After a first real-money wager, Hard Rock Bet tracks net losses during a 24-hour lossback period. If users lose more than they win in that window, the operator matches the difference with loss rebate credits, which require 1x playthrough before the bonus and any winnings can be withdrawn.
The Michigan expansion fits into a wider local backdrop. The Michigan Gaming Control Board approved Hard Rock Bet’s launch in the state on Dec. 2, 2025, naming it the internet gaming and internet sports betting platform provider for the Hannahville Indian Community.
The Hannahville Indian Community operates Island Resort & Casino in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Hard Rock Bet replaced 888 VHL, which had exited the Michigan market, and the operator, Seminole Hard Rock Digital, LLC, had completed the licensing steps required by the MGCB to serve as the tribe’s platform provider.
