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Platform Certification for Michigan

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Michigan - USA

Driving Excellence in Midwestern iGaming Compliance

Michigan combines the economic strength of the Midwest with a modern, digital-forward gaming policy. The state has opened doors to online casinos and sports betting in a way that encourages both innovation and accountability, making it an attractive jurisdiction for operators with long-term U.S. expansion goals.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) governs the licensing and approval of all online gaming activity. Gaming Associates is an approved partner in this process, supporting operators by verifying game fairness and platform readiness in line with state expectations. Our experience navigating U.S. regulatory environments allows us to assist clients in securing approvals efficiently, while maintaining the high standards Michigan regulators demand.

These are the services we offer for Michigan:

Pioneers of the World’s First Online Game Testing.

Partner with a Global Leader in Gaming Certification

Join licensed operators and suppliers across jurisdictions like Michigan who trust Gaming Associates for expert testing, inspection, and certification services.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

If my company is ISO/IEC 27001 certified, do we need to get ISMS assessments?

Yes, If you are ISO/IEC 27001 certified then you do not need to undergo an ISMS audit, however the certificate needs to be validated and controls shall be aligned with the jurisdictional requirements.

Is vendor or supplier licensing mandatory in Michigan?

Yes. All vendors, including software providers and platform partners, must register with the MGCB and obtain approval before offering services in the state. Gaming Associates works with both operators and suppliers to ensure the necessary regulatory pathways are completed correctly.

Are platform providers required to be certified as well as their games?

Yes. In Michigan, both the platform and individual games must be tested and certified. The MGCB reviews the full technology stack to ensure every part of the system meets local regulatory and operational standards.

Game Certificate	Integration Testing	RTP Testing	RNG Testing
Proxy Gaming	Live Gaming	Sports Betting System	E-Sports
Remote Gaming Server	Vault/Safe Evaluation	Source Code Review	Geolocation
Transfer of Approval	Change Management	ISMS Audit	Social Gaming

ISO/IEC 27001	PCI DSS Compliance	Penetration Testing
Vulnerability Scanning	WLA Assessments	Threat Intelligence

Independent Testing	Regulatory Services	Compliance Audits	Gap Assessments
Requirement Development	Licensee Compliance Assessments	Industry Standards Guidance	Training & Professional Development

Product Certification	Certification Process	Use of Certification Mark
Certification Withdrawal	Complaints & Appeals	Impartiality Statement
Denmark	Greece	Sweden