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The operator announced today the launch of its digital sports betting platform in Wyoming, marking the 14th market to offer BetMGM's mobile and online product.

There are never too many places for food and drinks when visiting a casino, so as more new venues open up across the U.S., we take a look at 10 new restaurants, lounges and sports bars.

With the Delta variant of the coronavirus wreaking havoc in several areas of the U.S., a few casinos have started to require proof of vaccinations or a negative test in order to gain entry.

The restaurant will become the signature steakhouse for the Resort, and the brand’s fourth location in Michigan.

The new eight-story hotel at the Indiana property is accompanied by a larger high-limit gaming area for slots and table games delivering 50% more slot machines.

The three Detroit casinos reported $116.9 million in monthly aggregate revenue for July. Table games and slots generated $115.7 million in revenue while retail sports betting generated $1.2 million.

Gaming enthusiasts in Michigan are now able to play an exciting array of online table games right from their mobile devices and computers on BetRivers.com.

Michigan internet sports betting operators received $25 million in total gross sports betting receipts and reported a total handle of $235.1 million for the month.

The U.S.-based casino content supplier has added FireKeepers Casino Hotel’s new iCasino site to the list of operators it serves in the Great Lakes State.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board authorized the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Potawatomi Indians and platform provider partner, NYX Digital, to launch iGaming today under the FireKeepers Casino Hotel brand.

Michigan sportsbooks took in $237.6 million in online wagers through the 31 days of May, down 4.9% from $249.9 million over the 30 days of April.

Table games and slots generated $107.94 million in revenue while retail sports betting produced $1.75 million in revenue.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced Henry Williams' appointment to a six-year term as executive director on April 23 and his term began today.

Internet gaming operators in Michigan reported $94.85 million in iGaming gross receipts for April and $20.38 million in total gross sports betting receipts.

Due to a seasonal slowdown, Michigan experienced its first month-over-month decline in sports betting since launching, but still managed to become the quickest in the U.S. to $1 billion in online wagering.

In April, table games and slots generated $107.44 million in revenue, and retail sports betting produced revenue of $1.54 million.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board authorized the Gun Lake Band of Pottawatomi Indians of Michigan and Parx Interactive to launch internet casino gaming under the Gun Lake/Parx brand on 23 April.

Michigan online sportsbooks reached nearly $400 million in online and retail bets in March and surpassed $30 million in online revenue, while online casino revenue approached $100 million.

This week around the gambling world we have a variety of news to share, highlighted by two more states in the U.S. approving online sports betting.

The Michigan casino is offering $20 in free slot play to GLC Rewards Members who present a completed COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card.