Michigan Gaming Control Board offers residents free Gamban licences

The Michigan Gaming Control Board partnered with Gamban to provide Michigan residents with free access to gambling-blocking software. Residents can claim licences lasting one to five years without joining a self-exclusion programme, and the software blocks gambling websites and apps across major operating systems. The board said people already on the state’s Responsible Gaming Database or Disassociated Persons List are encouraged to use the service as an additional safeguard.