Michigan’s Gaming Control Board issued Duranbah Limited NV, the operator of MyBookie.ag, a cease-and-desist letter over unlicensed online gambling accessible to residents. The company has 14 days from receipt to stop offering services in the state, the regulator said.
The order requires the operator to stop serving Michigan residents or risk further legal action.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duranbah Limited NV, MyBookie.ag | Not stated | MGCB orders MyBookie.ag operator to stop serving Michigan residents | Not stated | |
| Not named | USD 1,448 | Michigan court sentences two people over unlicensed Flint gambling operation | Not stated | |
| TS Trading Systems | Not stated | Michigan agencies announce five guilty pleas over unlicensed Flint gambling operation | Not stated | |
| One Country Give | Not stated | MGCB orders One Country Give to stop Michigan gambling activity | Not stated |
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