Michigan HB5116 modifies rules for millionaire parties, including gaming limits and age restrictions.
Michigan HB5116 amends the Michigan Charitable Gaming Act to modify rules for millionaire parties. The bill sets a daily limit for gaming based on the number of days allowed under the license. It specifies that millionaire party licensees can conduct charity and numeral games, with the executive director overseeing enforcement. The bill also mandates age restrictions, prohibiting individuals under 18 from entering the gaming area and requiring those aged 18-20 to wear identification if alcohol is served.
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