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Michigan regulator maintains hard line against illegal gambling
Michigan Gaming Control Board executive director Henry Williams argues that cease-and-desist letters sent to illegal operators have become a national model. In May 2024, the board removed offshore-based Bovada from the state.
Michigan Gaming Control Board executive director Henry Williams believes that the cease-and-desist letters the board sends to illegal operators have turned a rarely used tool into a national example for protecting players.
In May 2024, when Williams ordered offshore-based sports betting site Bovada to be removed from the state, many in the industry watched the move closely. Bovada left Michigan.
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