March Madness is here, and as the nation gears up for the basketball games, the MGCB reminds citizens to bet responsibly! 🏀 Set limits 🏀 Never bet more than you can afford to lose 🏀 Know the risks 🏀 Use authorized sportsbook operators Read more: michigan.gov/mgcb/news/2024…

Tune in to a special episode of Double Down Michigan featuring Dan Trolaro, Vice President of Prevention at EPIC Global Solutions, who shares his personal journey about problem gambling and the steps he took to overcome a gambling addiction. Listen now, wherever you get your podcasts.

The MGCB continued to identify and remove casino-style gaming machines last year from businesses and dismantle illicit gambling operations. michigan.gov/mgcb/news/2024…

The three Detroit casinos reported $123.86 million in monthly aggregate revenue for the month of March, of which $122.26 million was generated from table games and slots, and $1.6 million from retail sports betting. Read more here: michigan.gov/mgcb/news/2024…

🎙️ Don't miss our next Double Down Michigan podcast episode on April 25! Join us as we chat with Jasmine Tompkins, MGCB's Director of External Affairs & Legislative Liaison, about legislative updates and DEI initiatives. Stay tuned for insights and more!

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According to the NCPG, researchers have noticed a rise among gambling addiction in teens. Efforts to promote responsible gaming are a priority for the MGCB, including paying attention to and identifying the signs of problem gambling in adolescents. dontregretthebet.org

Steve Bittenbender Michigan.gov is a leader in the online gaming industry & today showcases that leadership. TY Michigan Gaming Control Board & Director Williams for working to protect consumers from unregulated operators who prey on the state’s citizens! Keep up the excellent work!! American Gaming Association #sportsbetting

The MGCB is taking action against illegal gaming sites like Bovada. Harp Media B.V. has been issued a cease-and-desist letter for operating without proper licensing. Ensure your safety by only using licensed gaming sites listed on Michigan.gov/MGCB. michigan.gov/mgcb/news/2024…

Statement from American Gaming Association President and CEO Bill Miller on Michigan's letter demanding Bovada stop letting Michigan residents access and wager on their sites.

🚨🚫 The Michigan Gaming Control Board announced today that it issued a cease-and-desist letter ordering offshore gambling site Bovada to end operations within state borders. Read Bill Miller's statement in support of MGCB and the example Michigan is setting for other states ⤵️

Bovada Ordered To Leave Michigan Sports Betting Market Sam McQuillan legalsportsreport.com/185048/bovada-…

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Super Bowl is expected to draw millions in wagers. How to bet responsibly in Michigan freep.com/story/news/loc…

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🏈 As you prepare for the big game on Sunday, the MGCB urges everyone to bet responsibly and use only authorized, legal sportsbooks. Remember to set a budget, bet with caution, and know the rules. For a safe experience, check out Michigan.gov/MGCB for licensed providers.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has appointed Jim Ananich as the new Chair of the Michigan Gaming Control Board, effective April 25, 2025. Ananich, a Flint native and former Michigan Senate Minority Leader, brings decades of public service experience to the role. He succeeds Linda

According to the National Council on Problem Gambling, teens who start gambling early are four times more likely to develop a serious gambling problem. In Michigan, you must be 21 or older to gamble online or at Detroit casinos. Social acceptance and the glamorization of gambling

Episode 28 of our Double Down Michigan podcast is now live! Joined by John Sullivan and Laura Chaparro from the MGCB, they break down what it takes to become a gaming supplier in Michigan. They cover licensing requirements, supplier exemptions and how the MGCB is adapting to