BetMGM Becomes Second Online Poker Operator to Launch in Michigan

Chad Holloway
PR & Media Manager
2 min read
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While the partypoker US Online Network by Roar Digital is hosting its latest series in New Jersey – which is being live reported by PokerNews here – they also launched BetMGM online poker operations in Michigan.

BetMGM, which previously launched casino and sportsbook operations, become the second online poker operator in the Wolverine State behind PokerStars, which launched on January 30 and subsequently held a successful Michigan Championship of Online Poker (MICOOP).

BetMGM Poker Michigan

BetMGM Michigan launched with both cash games and tournaments on its client. Like its New Jersey counterpart, a full slate of events will be offered including over 70 daily tournaments and bigger weekly ones like the $535 buy-in, $12,000 GTD Mega Tuesday 6-Max every Tuesday at 8 p.m. EST.

For now, it’s a segregated market, meaning only players physically located in Michigan can play. However, it’s expected an interstate compact, which will be permitted by law at the end of the month, will allow them to join the player pools with New Jersey at some point in 2021.

“The launch of BetMGM Poker in Michigan fully rounds out our premier gaming portfolio in the state,” said Adam Greenblatt, Chief Executive Officer of BetMGM. “BetMGM’s sports betting and casino offerings have been met with incredible early success in Michigan and we’re thrilled to provide players with another exciting gaming option.”

Ray Stefanelli, Director of Poker, BetMGM said, “The demand for online poker in Michigan was made clear by players across the state. BetMGM Poker is proud to offer them a seat at our tables and we’re confident that BetMGM Michigan customers will enjoy an engaging, reliable, and fun poker experience.”

The site is offering new players generous welcome bonuses and promotions.

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All BetMGM players in Michigan are invited to a $50,000 Freeroll Invitational Tournament scheduled for Sunday, April 4th. Prizes for that freeroll indicate tickets to a $109 buy-in BetMGM Grand Online Series Main Event, indicating a BetMGM Grand Online Series may be in the cards, though no details have been revealed.

Additionally, players can manage their wallet through BetMGM’s single-account integration and redeem gameplay for world-class experiences through MGM Resorts’ M life Rewards program. Players with a BetMGM Michigan Casino account will be able to access the poker tables with no new sign-up required.

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Chad Holloway
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PR & Media Manager for PokerNews, Podcast host & 2013 WSOP Bracelet Winner.

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