Following an order from the Michigan Gaming Control Board, MGM announced Sunday evening it will temporarily suspend gaming operations at MGM Grand Detroit by 5:00 pm EST Monday, including all hotel, restaurant and bar operations.
“It is anticipated that it will remain closed for two weeks, at which time the status will be re-evaluated,” a statement from the company said.
The win was one of several recently across the region.
The Mirage’s expiration date officially has come into view. The landmark Strip resort is shutting to be remade as Hard Rock Las Vegas.
To preserve the land’s nonrestricted gaming license, the Moulin Rouge has a temporary opening 69 years after becoming the city’s first desegregated casino.
The latest addition is the centerpiece of a $50 million property-wide renovation, the resort said.
The progressive was established in 2018 and has minted 14 millionaires since inception, the resort said.
An Ohio resident visiting Las Vegas last week had his 21st birthday celebration turn into a $362,000 winning.
The renovations, included upgrading the flooring, furnishings and overall accommodations, were limited to the resort’s high-end suites.
The new president and CEO was named several weeks after Trevor Scherrer said he would step down.
A class-action lawsuit alleging hotel room price fixing was thrown out, handing a win to the Strip hospitality companies accused of anti-trust behavior.
A proposal asked Boyd Gaming shareholders to study the effects of making casinos smoke-free. It was the first of three proposals across the industry to get a vote.
