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Michigan court sentences man over illegal gambling operation

Enforcement & compliance

A 62A District Court judge in Kent County sentenced Gurjinder Singh after he pleaded guilty to permitting a gambling house for gain, the Michigan Gaming Control Board said. Singh received a two-year sentence and was ordered to pay $500 in fines, fees and court costs. The case followed a joint investigation by the board and the state Department of Attorney General.

The sentence reinforces enforcement against unlicensed slot-style machines in Michigan businesses.

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Michigan court narrows Kalshi access restrictions while temporary order remains

An Ingham County Circuit Court judge narrowed restrictions on Kalshi’s sports event contracts in Michigan, allowing access to be blocked by Michigan account addresses rather than statewide geolocation. A two-week temporary order still bars Kalshi from offering or advertising the products in the state while litigation continues; a hearing is scheduled for Monday, when the order is due to expire.

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