MGM Grand Detroit Casino News

Detroit casino revenues fell almost 1% compared to October 2008, but were up more than 6% compared to September.

The Michigan casino is matching all of rival MGM Detroit's slot and table game offers up to $1,000.

News brief: Detroit's three casinos are likely to see a drop in combined annual gaming revenue for the first time in its 10 year history.

MGM Mirage says it has resolved its immediate financial problems and that MGM Grand Detroit and the Beau Rivage in Biloxi, Miss are not for sale.

News brief: Revenue for Detroit's three casinos dropped by less than 0.5 percent as compared to June of last year.

News brief: Revenue at the city's three casinos fell by a little more than 3 percent, with MGM Grand and Greektown falling and MotorCity posting a slight gain.

News brief: The NBA superstar has been banned from the MGM and Greektown casinos for "improper behavior."

The casino operator has hired Morgan Stanley to evaluate sales offers for the MGM Grand Detroit and the Beau Rivage.

News brief: The three casinos in the Detroit market saw February revenues increase by more than 9% from January.

News brief: A federal judge rejected a bid by Michigan horse tracks to overturn an initiative that prevents the tracks from installing slot machines.