Casino 18 Years Old Michigan

TYPES OF CASINOS IN MICHIGAN

Gambling Age In Michigan

Jul 02, 2011 Is there any casinos in Michigan that the age is 18 years old or older? I live near the metro Detroit area so i dont want to drive really more than 1 hour. It does not have to be a huge well know place, it can just be a small town never herd of casino in a small town.

One of the most popular casinos in Michigan is actually in Canada. It’s Casino Windsor in Ontario which is just across the river from downtown Detroit.

All winnings are paid in Canadian currency and the minimum gambling age is 19. The casino is open 24 hours and offers the following games: blackjack, Spanish 21, craps, roulette, poker, baccarat, mini-baccarat, big six wheel, pai-gow poker, Caribbean stud poker, three-card poker and let it ride.

Caesars Windsor
377 Riverside Drive East
Windsor, Ontario N9A 7H7
(519) 258-7878
Website: www.casinowindsor.com

Gambling Age In Michigan

PRICES ARE IN CANADIAN DOLLARS
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Rooms: 349 Price Range: $169-$259
Suites: 40 Price Range: $239-$760
Restaurants: 5
Buffets: L-$20.99/$25.24 (Sun) D-$27.24/$30.24 (Fri/Sat)
Casino Size: 100,000 Square Feet
Overnight RV Parking: Check with security/RV Dump: No
Special Features: Entire casino is non-smoking. Buffet discount with players club card.

DETROIT, MICHIGAN CASINOS

The only casinos in Michigan not on Indian reservations are located in downtown Detroit. All three are open 24 hours and offer the following games: blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, mini-baccarat, Caribbean stud poker, three-card poker, pai gow poker, let it ride, big 6 wheel, Spanish 21, Mississippi stud and casino war. No public information is available about the payback percentages on Detroit’s gaming machines.

The minimum gambling age at all Detroit casinos is 21 and all three casinos offer free valet parking.

To see a list of all casinos in Detroit, Michigan be sure to visit our Detroit casinos page.

INDIAN CASINOS IN MICHIGAN

Indian casinos in Michigan are not required to release information on their slot machine payback percentages. However, according to officials at the Michigan Gaming Control Board, which is responsible for overseeing the tribal-state compacts, “the machines must meet the minimum standards for machines in Nevada or New Jersey.” In Nevada the minimum return is 75% and in New Jersey it’s 83%. Therefore, Michigan Indian casinos must return at least 75% in order to comply with the law.

Unlike all of the Michigan casinos, in many states the slot machine payback statistics for that particular state’s casinos are released as a matter of public record. Just click here to see a list of slot machine payback statistics for casinos in all U.S. states.

Unless otherwise noted, all Indian casinos in Michigan are open 24 hours and offer the following games: blackjack, craps, roulette, slots and video poker. Other games offered include: Spanish 21, baccarat, mini-baccarat, poker, Caribbean stud poker, let it ride, three-card poker, four-card poker, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Mississippi stud, keno and bingo.

There are many Indian casinos in Michigan with hotels. Use our convenient alphabetical list of all Michigan casinos at the bottom of this page to see if the casino you want to visit has a hotel.

The minimum gambling age is 19 at all five Kewadin casinos, plus the Odawa casino resort in Petoskey. It is 21 at all other Indian casinos except for the following seven where it’s 18: Leelanau Sands, Turtle Creek, Island Resort, Ojibwa, Ojibwa II, Lac Vieux and Soaring Eagle.

For more information on visiting Michigan casinos, or general tourism information, call the state’s department of tourism at (800) 543-2937 or go to www.michigan.org

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Visit our Michigan casinos map page to see a detailed map showing all casinos in that state.

Shown below is a list of all Michigan casinos. Click on a casino name to see a page of detailed information about that particular casino.

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Introduction to Michigan Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2018

Michigan slot machine casino gambling consists of three non-tribal commercial casinos in Detroit and 23 tribal casinos throughout the state. Caesars Windsor is just across the Canadian border from Detroit.

A minimum payout return limit has been legally set for Michigan’s non-tribal casinos. However, no actual payout return statistics are publicly available from either the non-tribal or tribal casinos.

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Relevant Legal Statutes on Gambling in Michigan*

The minimum legal gambling age in Michigan depends upon the gambling activity:

Land-Based Casinos: 18/21
Poker Rooms: 18
Bingo: 18
Lottery: 18
Pari-Mutuel Wagering: 18

At land-based casinos, the minimum legal age for gambling is 21 if alcohol is served. Otherwise, it is 18. Further, the minimum legal age for gambling at Canada’s Caesars Windsor is 19 years old, where all winnings are paid in Canadian currency.

According to Michigan’s gaming regulations, all slot machines at the Detroit casinos are controlled by a central computer. It is illegal for a slot machine to have a hardware switch to change payout return settings.

In 1996, Michigan voters approved three licensed casinos for Detroit via a bill eventually improved into the Michigan Gaming Control & Revenue Act.

*The purpose of this section is to inform the public of state gambling laws and how the laws apply to various forms of gambling. This information is not intended to provide legal advice.

Slot Machine Private Ownership in Michigan

It is legal to privately own a slot machine in Michigan if it is 25 years old or older.

Gaming Control Board in Michigan

The Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) regulates the non-tribal commercial casinos in Detroit. They also provide compliance oversight authority for tribal-state compacts with Michigan’s federally recognized tribes.

American Indian tribes are sovereign nations. As such, the State of Michigan does not have general regulatory authority over Indian casinos, although the state has oversight authority of compliance with state-tribal compact provisions.

The National Indian Gaming Commission and the government of the appropriate tribal community regulate Michigan’s tribal casinos. The negotiated tribal-state compact for each tribe is found on the Indian Affairs website for Indian Gaming Compacts within the U.S. Department of Interior.

Gaming regulations for Caesars Windsor in Canada are provided by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, a crown agency of Canada. However, the Ontario gaming jurisdiction is the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).

Casinos in Michigan

There are 3 non-tribal commercial casinos and 23 American Indian tribal casinos in Michigan. Also, across the Canadian border from Detroit is the Caesars Windsor Casino.

The largest casino in Michigan is the MGM Grand Detroit Casino in Detroit, having 3,500 gaming machines and 143 table games.

The second largest casino is Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort in Mount Pleasant, having 3,330 gaming machines and 60 table games.

List of Casinos in Michigan

Detroit, Michigan’s non-tribal commercial casinos, including the popular Caesars Windsor in Canada, are:

Caesars Windsor across the Canadian border in Windsor, Ontario

List of Tribal Casinos in Michigan

Michigan has tribal-state compacts with 12 American Indian tribes, which have produced 23 tribal casinos with Class III Vegas-style games. At the end of 2017, these 23 tribal casinos had a total of 21,976 Class III gaming machines.

Tribal casinos in Michigan are a thriving business, and many major expansion projects are underway throughout the state. This is especially true for casinos in northern Michigan.

Michigan 23 tribal casinos are:

Bay Mills Resort & Casino in Brimley located in the upper peninsula 53 miles north of Mackinaw City
FireKeepers Casino in Battle Creek located 113 miles west of Detroit
Four Winds Dowagiac located 21 miles north of South Bend, Indiana near the Indiana border
Four Winds Hartford located 50 miles north of South Bend, Indiana
Four Winds New Buffalo located 34 miles northwest of South Bend, Indiana near the Indiana border and Lake Michigan
Gun Lake Casino in Wayland located 172 miles west of Mackinaw City
Island Resort & Casino in Harris located in the upper peninsula 160 miles west of Mackinaw City
Kewadin Casino – Christmas in Munising located in the upper peninsula 129 miles northwest of Mackinaw City on Lake Superior
Kewadin Casino – Hessel located in the upper peninsula 41 miles northeast of Mackinaw City
Kewadin Casino – Manistique located in the upper peninsula 89 miles west of Mackinaw City
Kewadin Casino – Sault Ste. Marie located in the upper peninsula 59 miles north of Mackinaw City on the Canadian border
Kewadin Casino – St. Ignace located in the upper peninsula 12 miles north of Mackinaw City
Kings Club Casino in Brimley located in the upper peninsula 56 miles north of Mackinaw City
Leelanau Sands Casino & Lodge in Peshawbestown located in the lower peninsula 20 miles north of Traverse City
Little River Casino Resort in Manistee located in the lower peninsula 58 miles southwest of Traverse City
Northern Waters Casino Resort in Watersmeet located in the upper peninsula 268 miles west of Mackinaw City near the Wisconsin border
Odawa Casino Resort in Petoskey located in the lower peninsula 38 miles south-southwest of Mackinaw City
Odawa Casino Mackinaw located in Mackinaw City
Ojibwa Casino – Marquette located in the upper peninsula 158 miles northwest of Mackinaw City on Lake Superior
Ojibwa Casino – Baraga located in the upper peninsula 239 miles northwest of Mackinaw City on Lake Superior
Saganing Eagles Landing Casino in Standish located in the lower peninsula 158 miles south-southeast of Mackinaw City on Lake Huron
Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort in Mount Pleasant located in the lower peninsula 157 miles northwest of Detroit
Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel in Williamsburg located in the lower peninsula 11 miles east of Traverse City

Other Gambling Establishments

As an alternative to enjoying Michigan slot machine casino gambling, consider exploring casino options in a nearby state.

Michigan is bordered by:

North and East: Canadian Province of Ontario
South: Indiana Slots and Ohio Slots
West: Minnesota Slots and, by ferry across Lake Michigan, Illinois Slots

Each of the links above will take you to my state-specific blog for that bordering state to Michigan.

Payout Returns in Michigan

According to the MGCB Administrative Rules section 27a on p. 137, each slot machine must not have a payout return less than 80% but no more than 100% unless otherwise approved by the gaming control board.

Further, payout return limits apply to playing skill-based electronic gaming machines perfectly without gameplay error.

A rumored conversation from officials at the MGCB implied Michigan tribal casinos have a minimum payout return of 75%. However, I can find no evidence of such a legal requirement within any existing state-tribal compact provisions.

Actual payout return statistics from the three non-tribal commercial casinos in Detroit are not available to the public. Further, the tribes in Michigan don’t release their actual payback return statistics to the public.

The minimum payout return for Caesars Windsor and other casinos in the Canadian province of Ontario is 85%. For skill-based electronic gaming machines such as video poker, it is 88%. These limits apply to each wager and play available on the game.

Further, Canada’s OLG offers a Slots Brochure stating Ontario casinos have a maximum payout return percentage 99.1%. They also state Ontario has an average payout return is 91.8%.

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There, you’ll be able to privately share your slots experiences as well as chat with players about slots gambling in or near Michigan. Come join us!

Summary of Michigan Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2018

Michigan slot machine casino gambling consists of three casinos in Detroit and 23 tribal casinos throughout the state. Caesars Windsor is a popular casino destination just across the Canadian border from Detroit.

The payout return limits for Michigan’s non-tribal casinos must be no less than 80% nor more than 100% for each electronic gaming machine. No payout return statistics are available from any of Michigan’s casinos.

Annual Progress in Michigan Slot Machine Casino Gambling

In the last year, one additional tribal casino has opened, the Odawa Casino Mackinaw in Mackinaw City. Further, the Lac Vieux Desert Casino in Watersmeet was renamed Northern Waters Casino Resort.

Archive: Michigan Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2017

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