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Michigan Legal Online Gambling Underway Today It's officially here and now legal to gamble online with many services competing for your business. Michigan regulators have given the green light for online gambling and online sports betting. The Michigan Gaming Control Board says it is now approved for nine casinos and their online platform partners to launch at that time, with more approvals expected in the near future. You of course must be 21 and older. This from Freep.com. Here are the nine platforms: FanDuel, for MotorCity Casino Penn Sports Interactive/ Barstool Sportsbook, for Gre...

The shares have shot to a premium over the proposed bid price but one analyst said a higher price “may prove too much to swallow”

Giant iGaming operator has reportedly announced that its Chief Executive Officer has decided to stand down less than seven months after being put in charge.

Entain would most likely ‘reduce MGM Resorts International’s appetite for a large-scale Japan development’ including the project the Las Vegas-based firm has been pursuing for the city of Osaka. For its part and the source explained that the casino giant recently failed with a second takeover offer for Entain valued at around $11.1 billion but has since returned with an improved $12.9 billion proposal. Reportedly read a joint statement from Yu, Umansky and Zhu… “The Japan opportunity has been plagued with delays largely due to coronavirus and we maintain concerns around the high ...

Gambling year in review 2020: Europe Gambling year in review 2020: Europe By 2020 was already shaping up as a transitional year for Europe’s gambling sector before the pandemic hit, with major operators distracted by the need to plant flags in the exploding US sports betting market.  But the year was primarily notable for the tightening screws in European markets either regulated or in the process of regulating, with ‘consumer protection’ the new go-to phrase, although operators ultimately concluded it was they who needed protection from a combination of governments, regulators and th...