Tag-Archiv: Michigan Gaming Control Board

State investigators on 18 August confiscated 11 video slot machines and 56 computers allegedly used for illegal gambling plus $10,141 in suspected gambling proceeds and gift cards in raids conducted at two Flint locations: The Cellular Vault, 3301 Corunna Road, and Cellular Bank, 4622 N. Saginaw Street. The machines, cash, associated equipment and business records…

Das Michigan Gaming Control Board unterstützte kürzlich die Ermittler des Generalstaatsanwalts von Michigan und der Polizei von Lansing bei Razzien in zwei mutmaßlichen Ladenkasinos in Lansing. Ein Durchsuchungsbefehl wurde am 28. Februar in der Bourbon Street im Logan Square Shopping Center, 3222 South Martin Luther King Blvd., erlassen, der zweite Durchsuchungsbefehl am 4. März …

Michigan residents who place wagers on unregulated gaming sites may gamble on more than they expected and become identity theft or deposit theft victims, said Michigan Gaming Control Board Executive Director Henry Williams “If you share personal information with an unregulated gambling site, there are no guarantees your information won’t be sold to or used…

The Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) has granted Spin Games a Provisional Internet Gaming Supplier License. This license will enable Spin to deploy its proprietary and third-party i-Gaming content built upon the ROC Remote Gaming Server (RGS) platform across Michigan’s licensed casino operator online sites once internet gaming goes live. Michigan’s three commercial casinos, located…

The Michigan Gaming Control Board has approved minimum reopening guidelines for the Detroit casinos to protect public health and safety, including a limitation of 15 per cent of the legal capacity at each casino. The casinos will remain closed until reopening can be permitted under Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s Safe Start Plan. “In compiling these minimum…

The Michigan Gaming Control Board has began to accept online gaming supplier licensing forms. “We’ve taken another step toward the launch of online gaming by beginning the licensing process,” said Richard S. Kalm, MGCB executive director. “The MGCB encourages suppliers to file applications soon so we can conduct investigations and issue provisional licenses, which are…

Despite Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signing laws allowing online betting last month, the Michigan Gaming Control Board has confirmed it won’t be launched until 2021. Retail sports betting is expected to kick off in spring but the Michigan Gaming Control Board believes it will take another year to piece together legislation so three commercial casinos…