MGCB’s Flint gambling case settled
The Michigan Gaming Control Board has successfully settled a major enforcement case involving illegal gambling facilities in Flint.The Michigan Gaming Control Board has...
Michigan Gaming Control Board cracks down on Bovada
TheMichigan Gaming Control Board has taken strong action against Bovada, a Curaçao-based gaming business that operates illegal online gambling sites accessible to Michigan residents.
Following an inquiry, the MGCB issued a cease-and-desist letter to Harp Media, which operates Bovada, on May 29.
MGCB executive director Henry Williams said:
“The proliferation of online gaming platforms has led to increased scrutiny from regulatory bodies worldwide and this action serves as a stern warning to overseas companies that flouting local regulations will not be tolerated.”
He further stated that the MGCB is committed to maintaining Michigan’s rules and regulations and will continue to actively monitor and enforce compliance throughout the state to provide a fair and secure gaming environment for everyone.
Michigan gambling firms generated over $205m in October
The MGCB’s latest market report has revealed that gambling firms in Michigan generated more than 205 million dollars in revenue in October.The report’s headline revenue...
