Michigan man challenges state gambling self-exclusion rules in federal lawsuit
An unnamed Michigan man has filed a federal lawsuit against the Michigan Gaming Control Board, challenging the state’s Disassociated Persons List and Responsible Gaming Database. He alleges the programmes impose a five-year gambling ban without protecting him from promotional gambling emails; a judge previously denied his request for a preliminary injunction in a state court case.
The case challenges the state’s self-exclusion framework and the alleged failure to stop gambling promotions to registered individuals.