Latest Michigan Online Gambling News

In July, Michigan's online gambling industry defied summer slowdown expectations, raking in $153.6 million in revenue, marking its fourth-best month since inception in 2021. The state also crossed $1 billion in total revenue for the year.

The NFL season kicks off and we’ve got a pair of match-ups you will want to check out, plus, Michigan is carrying a lot of points against UNLV, do they have the offense to cover?

The Lions take on the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL Kickoff game Thursday.

Lions rookie running back Jahmyr Gibbs is a contender for the NFL Rookie of the Year Award. The Alabama product will play an important role in the Lions season.

The sportsbooks like the Lions to win the NFC North and have their win total entering the season at 9.5. Are there 10 wins on the Lions regular season schedule?

Team USA is young and largely unproven, but still believed to be the team to beat at the FIBA 2023 basketball World Cup.

Michigan State is a big underdog in the Big 10 East chase, but the years the Spartans are lightly regarded are usually the years where they thrive.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board has granted 1X2 Network a gaming supplier license, expanding the state's online gaming potential. 1X2 Network's entry brings four in-house studios and exclusive games, enhancing Michigan's online casino offerings.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board and the Michigan Department of Attorney General have aided in exposing illegal gambling at a Flint storefront casino, leading to a police raid. The location, previously raided in 2022, had 48 illegal gambling machines and cash seized.

Detroit's retail sportsbooks have faced consecutive losses, contrasting with thriving table games and slots revenue. The latter may potentially lead to Detroit retail casinos achieving their best annual performance since 2019 with a $1 billion revenue projection this year.