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Michigan orders 2 unlicensed offshore gambling websites to stop operating

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By Joseph Buczek Click here for updates on this story Michigan (WWJ) — The Michigan Gaming Control Board has ordered two Curaçao-based online casinos to stop operating in the state, saying the sites violate state gaming laws. The state sent cease-and-desist letters to Lucky Tiger Casino and Rich Palms Casino, operated by Alistair Solutions NV in Curaçao. The websites offer a variety of casino-style games, like slot machines, table games and …

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The Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) has issued cease-and-desist orders to two Curaçao-based operators, Lucky Tiger Casino and Rich Palms Casino, for operating without a license in the state. Both have been accused by the regulator of conducting illegal gambling activities in the Great Lake State, violating state gaming laws and regulations in the process. After receiving a tip about the sites, which are both operated by Alistair Solutions …

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