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Can I Bet on NFL Games Online From Michigan?

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Apr/30/2019

Can I Bet on NFL Games Online From Michigan?

While the US Supreme Court has now made sports betting legal in the Unite States, though Michigan residents will not be able to bet on the NFL this upcoming season from any statewide establishment. For now, a few dozen of internationally licensed sportsbooks will accept wagers this NFL season. CLAIM UP TO $1000 CASH SIGNUP BONUS

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WILL MICHIGAN WELCOME SPORTS BETTING IN THE NEAR FUTURE?

In 2017, legislation was introduced to amend the state's current gaming control law. Michigan's proposed bill would allow any holder of a casino license to "accept wagers on sporting events." The state's gaming board would be required to "promulgate rules to regulate the conduct of sports betting under this act." In 2018, the Michigan legislature adjourned without action on the sports betting bill.

Needless-to-say, gamblers from this state will need to rely on international websites to place all their NFL bets. Remember, none of these sites impose a state tax.

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