The suspension order stems from the licensee's continued operation of advance deposit wagering despite being issued a formal order requiring such activity cease for Michigan residents.
The state's Horse Racing Law of 1995 stipulated that simulcast and wagering must be tied to a live racing meet and a licensed track.
For providers to legally offer these wagers, a track license must first be approved by the Control Board.
The state has requested a virtual hearing before an administrative law judge to determine whether the suspension should continue, or if other fines and penalties should be imposed.
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