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BetMGM reveals addition of online poker in Michigan
BetMGM has announced the addition of online poker in Michigan after it initially debuted all of its casino and sports betting products back in January of this year.
This new offering will be joining New Jersey after they both obtained BetMGM Poker services, and will be providing players will access to many advantages concerning MGM Grand Detroit, as well as MGM Resorts’ casino-resorts across the country. BetMGM Poker is currently the firm’s main online poker provider which is powered by partypoker US. The latter merges Borgata Poker and partypoker US with BetMGM Poker.
BetMGM chief executive officer, Adam Greenblatt, stated:
“The launch of BetMGM Poker in Michigan fully rounds out our premier gaming portfolio in the state. BetMGM’s sports betting and casino offerings have been met with incredible early success in Michigan and we’re thrilled to provide players with another exciting gaming option.”
BetMGM has noted that this offering comes with single account integration with its mobile application. Integration with the MGM Resorts M life Rewards programme will provide all BetMGM players in Michigan state with a chance to swap their gameplay for various experiences at the US venues, such as MGM Grand and even Bellagio and Aria in Vegas, alongside some others.
Director of poker at BetMGM, Ray Stefanelli, also noted:
“The demand for online poker in Michigan was made clear by players across the state. BetMGM Poker is proud to offer them a seat at our tables and we’re confident that BetMGM Michigan customers will enjoy an engaging, reliable and fun poker experience.”
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