Michigan Online Gambling Guide

In the midst of the pandemic, we have seen many industries pivot in order to accommodate their customers and keep business going, and the gambling industry is no exception. With casinos temporarily closing across the country, followed by stringent new health and safety policies, the gambling experience has changed notably over the course of the last few months.

There’s another sportsbook name coming into the Michigan betting market, but it’s hardly a new name. DraftKings app are adding to their growing North American sportsbook footprint.

Michigan launched legal sports betting on March 11th, 2020. The state currently offers just in-person wagering, although online sports betting sites are expected to be legalized early in 2021.

Already with legal sports betting operations in place in New Jersey, Indiana and Iowa, PointsBet will add Michigan to this list when that state goes forward with the legalization of online sports betting.  Australian-owned PointsBet has entered into a partnership with the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians at the Northern Waters Casino in Watersmeet.