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Tax Facts are Surprising

26 May 2004

Michigan Lottery Names Casino Millions Finalists

20 May 2004

Five lucky Michigan Lottery players will be one step closer to winning the ‘Casino Millions’ $2 million jackpot.

Low-End Slots a Big Hit in Detroit

19 May 2004

News Brief: It's easier than ever to get a piece of the action, albeit a small one, now that all three of the city's casinos offer slot machines that can be played for a penny.

Windsor Gamblers Find Return Friendly

17 May 2004

News Brief: The colored waterfall danced, the slot machines clanged and players lined up to check the status of their bonus points at Casino Windsor on Friday morning as it reopened after a contentious 41-day strike.

Ohio Casino Patrons, Money Leave for Detroit

17 May 2004

News Brief: Thousands of northeast Ohio residents travel to Detroit every month looking for casino action.

Detroit Casinos May Drop Hotels

14 May 2004

News Brief: Clauses in their contracts with the city would allow the three Detroit casinos to skip building permanent casinos and hotels if the state doubles the gaming tax, according to people familiar with the agreements.

Michigan House Votes to Double Casino Taxes

14 May 2004

ews Brief: Michigan's House of Representatives voted to double the amount of taxes casinos would pay to the state and Detroit city from 18 percent to 36 percent.

Governor Granholm Makes Two New Appointments to the Gaming Control Board

12 May 2004

Man Hits Michigan Million Dollar Jackpot Twice

10 May 2004

Russell Tanner of Dexter, Michigan has won the Michigan Lottery’s ‘Casino Riches’ instant ticket for the second time in less than two years.

Penny Slots Big in Detroit

10 May 2004

News Brief: Although nickel and quarter slot machines have been popular at Detroit casinos for years, some of the hottest new machines on the floor are the one-cent, two-cent and dime slot machines.

Michigan Resort May Not Get Slots Soon

3 May 2004

News Brief: A wide variety of options would be available for future development of the Grand Traverse Resort and Spa, although that does not necessarily mean slot machines and dice tables will be moving in anytime soon.

The Layers of Regulation of Tribal Casinos

28 April 2004

Hundreds Rally Against Michigan Racino Bills

28 April 2004

Local government officials, Native American tribal members, Detroit residents, and anti-gambling activists gathered to urge the Michigan Legislature and Governor Granholm to stop the racino bills.

Public Ambivalent about Michigan Casino Delay

26 April 2004

News Brief: A new delay in building the FireKeepers Casino in Emmett Township may not be stirring strong public reaction.

Detroit Track Competitors Trade Barbs

21 April 2004

News Brief: The battle to build a horse track at the Michigan State Fairgrounds has gotten personal.

Detroit Casino Owner Wants to Run Racino

20 April 2004

News Brief: Casino owner Don Barden is joining a growing list of entrepreneurs who want to operate a horsetrack with video lottery terminals in Metro Detroit.

Detroit Casinos Get Ready for Competition

19 April 2004

News Brief: While Michigan’s horsemen continue their push for video lottery terminals, officials with two of Detroit’s three casinos say they would initiate steps to offset potential losses if racetrack casinos are legalized.

Michigan Authorities Break Up Private Lottery

15 April 2004

News Brief: Authorities say they seized $2.2 million and broke up the family-run lottery that they say used the Michigan State Lottery Daily 3 and Daily 4 numbers but paid off significantly more money.

A Comprehensive Review of Michigan's Tourism Industry

14 April 2004

Michigan Lottery Launches Daily Double Games

13 April 2004

Michigan Lottery introduces Daily 3 & 4 Daily Double game where players will have the opportunity to win both instantly and in the daily drawings.

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