There are six poker rooms open in Michigan. Three are in Detroit casinos. Two are at tribal casinos in the Lower Peninsula. There is one open poker room in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Four Michigan tribal casinos closed poker rooms due to the pandemic in March 2020 and never reopened.
All Michigan poker rooms offer cash games. Most also have tournaments. The main game is no limit Texas hold’em.
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Firekeepers poker room
The 26-table poker room at Firekeepers is open 7 days a week. It is open 24 hours on weekends and closes from 4am until 9am Monday through Friday.
There are 14 tournaments per week. These run daily at 12:15pm and 6:15pm. Monday through Thursday, it is a $50 no limit Texas hold’em tournament. This is also the Friday 12:15pm tournament. Larger tournaments are offered on weekends. One is a pineapple event. The Firekeepers poker room is a stop on the Mid-States Poker Tour.

Hollywood Casino at Greektown poker room

There are 10 tables at the Greektown poker room. The main game is 1/3 no limit Texas hold’em. The buy-in range is $100 to $300. If 2/5 no limit hold’em runs, the buy-in is $200 to $1,000. There may also be a 1/2 no limit hold’em game.
There are three weekly no limit hold’em poker tournaments at Hollywood Casino Greektown. These run on Friday and Saturday. The buy-in is $150.
Island poker room
There are six tables at the Island poker room. It is open 6pm to 2am Wednesday and Thursday, 11am to 3am Friday, and 5pm to 3am on Saturday and 4pm to 2am on Sunday. It is closed on Monday and Tuesday. Players must be at least 18 years old.
The main game is 1/3 no limit Texas hold’em. The buy-in is $100 to $300. There are three weekly poker tournaments dealt at the Island poker room. All are no limit hold’em. The buy-ins range from $50 to $100.
MGM Grand Detroit poker room

The MGM Grand poker room has 14 tables. The main games are 1/2, and 2/5 no limit Texas hold’em. The buy-in is $50 to $300 at 1/2 and $200 to $1,000 at 2/5. Pot limit Omaha games may run during busier hours. Mixed games may run from time to time.
MGM Grand does not run poker tournaments at this time. Before the pandemic, there were no limit Texas hold’em tournaments on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. The buy-in was $110 on Sundays and Wednesdays and $210 on Saturdays.
MotorCity poker room
The MotorCity poker room hosts 17 tables. Its main games are 1/2 , 2/5, and 5/10 no limit Texas hold’em. The buy-in is $50 to $200 at 1/2, $200 to $800 at 2/5, and $500 to $2,000 at 5/10. Pot limit Omaha games run sporadically. There is a mixed game most nights.
As of late 2022, there are currently no tournaments being held at this time.

Odawa poker room
The Odawa poker room is in Petoskey. It has six tables. It is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 4pm to midnight. The main game is 1/3 no limit Texas hold’em. The buy-in is $50 to $300. The Odawa poker room does not deal tournaments.
Soaring Eagle poker room
The Soaring Eagle poker room is open daily from 10am until 1:30am. There are bad beat jackpots for Omaha, hold’em and seven card stud games.
A Soaring Hands promotion is offered Monday through Thursday. The highest recorded hand is awarded $200 during odd hours from 1pm until 1am. Hands must be at least aces full of jacks to qualify.
Michigan online poker rooms
There are three online poker rooms in Michigan. These are BetMGM, PokerStars and WSOP. US Casino Advantage includes reviews for each of these rooms. All deal Texas hold’em and Omaha, including cash games and tournaments.

Closed Michigan poker rooms
Three Michigan poker rooms were open before the pandemic closure but never returned. Those are located at Bay Mills, Gun Lake and Kewadin Casino Sault Ste. Marie.
Michigan poker room FAQ
Are Michigan poker rooms open?
Yes. There are six open Michigan poker rooms.
What is the minimum age for Michigan poker rooms?
Depending on the location, poker rooms require players to be at least 19, but usually 21 years old to play.
Is smoking permitted in Michigan poker rooms?
While some Michigan casinos permit smoking, none allow it in poker rooms.
What is the most common poker game in Michigan?
The most common poker game in Michigan is no limit Texas hold’em.
Which Michigan poker rooms deal poker tournaments?
Hollywood Casino Greektown, MGM Grand Detroit, MotorCity, Firekeepers and Island casino deal poker tournaments.
Last updated: March 1, 2023