This site contains promotional content. Affiliate Disclosure · 21+ · No purchase necessary · Void where prohibited

Sweepstakes Casinos in Michigan

Restricted

Last verified: March 23, 2026

Current Status

Sweepstakes casinos are effectively restricted in Michigan. While no specific ban exists, the Michigan Gaming Control Board has issued numerous cease-and-desist letters to unlicensed operators throughout 2025, and all major platforms have exited the state or been blocked.

Key Legislation

Lawful Internet Gaming Act (2019), Michigan Gaming Control and Revenue Act, Michigan Penal Code MCL 750.301-315 (prohibition), MCL 750.372 (lottery prohibition with limited promotional exception). No specific ban bill, but the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) has aggressively enforced against unlicensed operators.

Platform Availability

Platform Status in MI
Stake.us Unavailable
Legendz Unavailable
Shuffle.us Unavailable
Rolla Unavailable
Chumba Unavailable
WOW Vegas Unavailable
Fortune Coins Unavailable
High 5 Unavailable
Pulsz Unavailable
Zula Unavailable
American Luck Unavailable

Recent Changes (2025-2026)

The MGCB issued cease-and-desist letters to unlicensed operators throughout 2025, including actions in March, July, and October-December 2025. No new bills specifically banning sweepstakes casinos were introduced, but enforcement intensified after the launch of regulated real-money iGaming.

What This Means for Players

Players in Michigan currently have no access to sweepstakes casino platforms. The MGCB has aggressively enforced against unlicensed operators. Michigan does have a regulated iGaming market, which provides legal alternatives for players seeking real-money online play.

Sources