Legal Online Sportsbetting & Casinos Launch in Michigan

[betfinder]

"Michigan residents have long been able to gamble online via offshore operators, and now residents of the state will be finally able to place legal online wagers and play online casino games via in-state licensed online sportsbooks and casinos – beginning at Noon on Friday."

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[The Buzz]

Here is the official press release from the Michigan Gaming Control Board:

https://www.gpwa.org/article/michiga...betting-238507

[Pokerface]

Nice to see some states adapting and starting to allow. Not sure of the position of the new federal government of online gaming. States are in more need for revenue sources so this may help them change their minds.

[Cash Bonus]

It'll be interesting to see how this will all unfold.

[Sherlock]

Do you have some problem in Michigan? So far unregulated US market is the best. Are you guys masochists who need part ways with their money? Or is this a Stockholm syndrom? I really see no reason why to cheer that we will see less and less money, until commissions hyperbolically approach 0 as on all other regulated markets.

[tufty]

Do you have some problem in Michigan? So far unregulated US market is the best. Are you guys masochists who need part ways with their money? Or is this a Stockholm syndrom? I really see no reason why to cheer that we will see less and less money, until commissions hyperbolically approach 0 as on all other regulated markets.

True. I took a look at the commissions on offer from the USA regulated firms. They have skipped the bit about ripping off affiliates after a couple of years and started the exploitation from day one. Read the smallprint. Stockholm Syndrome is right - I mean there are still idiots promoting GVC / Entain, so no shortage of suckers. But I think the positive comment was only for the backlink, at least I hope so.

[Former Member 14]

there are still idiots promoting GVC / Entain, so no shortage of suckers.

You can say that again

[hellokaitlynnn]

It's not like this is going to lessen taxes for citizens just because the state has a new way of earning money.

[Casino Gamerz]

I can see many other states following suit over the next twelve months

[PROFRBcom]

The more regulated the markets, the worse for players IMHO. The governments will suck so much profit and put in so much red tape that profitability will markedly decline on a per user basis.

As such, players will get less bonuses, rewards, VIP. Affiliates will receive less commission.

We will all get screwed IMHO.

[Sherlock]

... just some people will keep posting nonsense. I just wonder why.

It is like Jews going to gas chambers arguing that it will be certainly great there.