"This authorization represents a significant step forward in the development of online gaming within our state boundaries," executive director Henry Williams said. "We are confident that the partnership with BetMGM will enhance the gaming experience for Michigan players and drive growth in the industry."
The Michigan Gaming Control Board stated the move would allow players from both states to participate in online poker games on a larger scale, providing 'a more engaging and competitive experience.'
Larger player pools are expected to create bigger prizes for those competing on the platform. However, U.S. online poker has stagnated a bit lately, according to state revenue reporting.
BetMGM now joins WSOP Online and PokerStars in offering online poker pools across multiple states, with a variety of games approved for play.
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