Michigan Gaming Control Board
Government AdministrationMichigan, United States51-200 Employees
The Michigan Gaming Control Board is a state government agency responsible for licensing, regulating, and supervising casino gaming operations at Detroit's commercial casinos. It also licenses and regulates the gaming equipment manufacturers and distributors, suppliers, and employees involved with those operations. In addition, the board oversees pari-mutuel horse racing and casino-style charitable gaming, and it audits compliance with tribal gaming compact agreements between the state of Michigan. Based in Detroit, Michigan, the agency operates within the government administration sector and serves casino operators, equipment manufacturers and distributors, suppliers, and gaming employees, as well as organizations involved in pari-mutuel racing and charitable gaming. Through its regulatory role, MGCB provides oversight to ensure adherence to state gaming laws and tribal compact obligations.