The Michigan game watchdog stops six illegal operators -

Six online casinos without license have been issued orders to stop stop at the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB). The sites in question have been tried to violate the legal internet games, the law on legal sports betting and the “provisions of the Michigan penal code”.

There is now a period of 14 days compared to the issue of the letter to get out of Michigan, where the State will advance “additional legal action”. Michigan’s Watchdog warns potential users of offshore casinos, without license that they could be at risk of non-payment, rigged games and zero protection of the state itself on a legal basis.

Those appointed to the press release include:

Cryptographic places
Nitrobetting
Newvegas
Casino de Las Vegas USA
Large Rush Casino
Slotgard casino

Speaking in the press release, the executive director of MGCB said:

“These sites were trying to operate Michigan players while operating outside the law.

“We take this seriously. When unauthorized operators offer games without regulation, Michigan players are left on display – and we will not tolerate it.

“Unlike Michigan license operators, these sites do not offer any consumption guarantee.

“They are not held responsible for anyone, and it puts players in a dangerous position.”

Michigan is an aberrant value in the illegal game

Offshore online casinos have experienced a spectacular increase in recent years in the United States. As some states still do not allow online game, or where it is legal, they could be more attractive through different offers. 74% of game revenues have been on these platforms to us.

However, the more accepting status Michigan on the game has shown that the work that the MGCB has had an effect. The report has shown that, compared to other states, Michigan spent less on illicit game platforms than others.

Michigan spent a total of 2,911,468,491 legally $ 2,180,156,407. As it allows both online, physical and sports games, the income reports were quite heavy. Online operators in June declared $ 300 million in profits, while state operators have declared $ 285.2 million in income.

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