Michigan’s gaming industry has expanded over the years with additional forms of legalized gaming. The Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) regulates commercial casinos, horse racing, millionaire parties, internet gaming, internet sports betting, and fantasy sports. Other forms of legalized gaming include tribal casinos and lottery. The MGCB offers information and resources on responsible gaming.
Whether
you’re betting on sports, wagering online or gaming at a casino, gambling can
be a fun activity, but it also can lead to some serious problems. We created a
website, Don’tRegretTheBet.org, that includes tips and information to help.
Self-exclusion allows you to request voluntary exclusion from legalized gaming activities.
Types of Self-Exclusion Available in Michigan:
Unsure which program is right for you? Read our Frequently Asked Questions or contact a Responsible Gaming Representative at 888-223-3044.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) maintains a 24-hour toll-free helpline, 1-800-270-7117, to call if you or someone you know has a gambling problem. Trained professionals under contract with MDHHS will respond on the helpline or virtually, coordinate the initial consultations with qualified counselors, provide financial assistance information and oversee ongoing treatment of clients when necessary.
You may find additional information at the MDHHS website.
Other Resources
In addition to the MDHHS website, you may find the following programs to be helpful. We provide this information not as an endorsement, but to help you decide which programs, if any, might be helpful for your particular needs.
Michigan Problem Gambling Help Line 1-800-270-7117
