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MI SB0713
Bill
AI Summary
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All internet gaming advertisements must be approved by the Michigan Gaming Control Board and cannot be deceptive, false, or misleading
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Internet gaming cannot be advertised unless the advertiser has reliable evidence that no more than 30% of the audience is expected to be under age 21
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Marketing and sponsorships targeting individuals under age 21 are prohibited, though naming rights for arenas, stadiums, and television channels are permitted exceptions
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All advertisements must include a disclaimer promoting prevention of gambling addiction and display the toll-free compulsive gaming helpline number
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Violations result in escalating penalties: up to $1,000 fine for first offense, up to $5,000 for second offense, and license revocation for third or subsequent violations
Legislative Description
Gaming: other; regulation of advertisements and promotions for internet gaming; provide for. Amends 2019 PA 152 (MCL 432.301 - 432.322) by adding sec. 9a.
Gaming: other
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Regulatory Affairs
11/13/2025