PointsBet Michigan Sportsbook Review 2024

Our Verdict

PointsBet stands apart from its peers in the Michigan sports betting market and is bringing forth true innovation within the US sports betting space.

With a focus on providing a variety of sports markets and the sportsbook’s signature points betting feature, it’s no wonder why PointsBet is becoming one of the most popular US sportsbooks.

Don’t just take our word for it, why not take advantage of PointsBet’s generous welcome bonus and see for yourself.

History of Pointsbet Michigan

2021

PointsBet launched its mobile and online sportsbook in Michigan on 22 January 2021. PointsBet also operates a land-based casino sportsbook at the Northern Waters Casino Resort.

2020

PointsBet teamed up with the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, owners of the Northern Waters Casino in Watersmeet, for sports betting.

2019

At the end of the year, Governor Gretchen Whitmer approved HB 916, creating the Lawful Sports Betting Act. This legalized sports betting in the Wolverine State.

Pointsbet Michigan Promo Code

2 Risk Free Bets Up To $1500

Eligible clients are entitled to a maximum two (2) refunds. One (1) refund worth $1,000 in Free Bets for first PointsBetting wager should it lose and One (1) refund worth $500 in Free Bets for first fixed price wager should it lose. No refund are payable for winning, void or wagers resulted as a push. Unless otherwise stated, Risk Free promotions are capped at a maximum refund amount of $500. 21+. Full T&Cs apply. Please gamble responsibly.

PointsBet is welcoming its new customers in Michigan with an incredibly generous offer made up of two risk-free bets.

With this welcome bonus, new customers can redeem one risk-free bet up to $1,500 that must be a points bet and another risk-free bet worth up to $500 which is a standard fixed-odds wager.

If either of the bets placed don’t come in PointsBet will credit your account with the amount that you lost.

Sports available at Pointsbet Michigan

The Australian sports betting site gets two thumbs up from us when it comes to its selection of sports and betting markets

The full list of sports available at PointsBet include:

• Aussie Rules
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Boxing
• Cricket
• Cycling
• Darts
• Football
• Golf
• Hockey
• Motorsports
• Netball
• Olympics
• Rugby
• Soccer
• TableTennis
• Tennis

PointsBet claims to offer the largest selection of betting markets on all four of the US major league sports. Whether or not this is true should not detract from the fact that PointsBet offers a wealth of options when placing real money wagers on the NFL, MLB, NBA, or NHL.  There are up to 1,000 betting markets available on each NBA game alone via PointsBet

Live Betting & Streaming

Like all of the best sportsbooks, PointsBet allows customers to place wagers on events as they play out in real-time through a variety of live in-play betting markets. PointsBet customers can place live bets throughout hundreds of events using real-time lines and odds.

In-play bettors using PointsBet can also watch the sports while they bet on the action as PointsBet offers a variety of live streams for sports such as basketball, hockey, golf, volleyball, and soccer as well as stats and animated visuals for many other sporting events.

Odds

PointsBet’s odds are in line with the odds found at some of the top betting sites in the Wolverine State like FanDuel, DraftKings, and BetMGM. 

However, PointsBet gets an edge over the competition thanks to a massive selection of odds boosts that are offered on a daily basis. 

In addition to enhanced prices on selected events, PointsBet offers “No Juice” NFL spreads on every contest. These boosted odds appear on PointsBet’s sportsbook just 48 hours before the action kicks off.

PointsBet also allows its customers to Name a Bet. This is a feature where bettors can tell the sportsbook what they want to bet on and PointsBet will price it up.

App Review

In addition to the desktop site, PointsBet allows sports betting fans to download a free mobile app on Android and iOS devices. Thanks to this mobile app, Michigan bettors can wager with PointsBet from home, on the go, or even at a game.

The PointsBet app features everything you will find on the desktop site as well as all of the exciting features like points betting, and Name a Bet.

The design and navigation are the same across all the PointsBet platforms, making it easy to enjoy the betting experience along with extra features like push notifications.

Design & Usability

PointsBet’s signature black, red, and white color scheme with blue accents make are visually pleasing and calming sportsbook interface.

PointsBet also adopts the industry standards three-column layout with a drop down menu linking to sports, promos, and other parts of the sportsbook along the left side of the page, details of featured and live events in the middle of the screen and a list of what’s coming up on the right.

Thanks to a robust navigation system, it is incredibly easy to find what you are looking for using the PointsBet sportsbook.

Special Features

The main special feature Michigan bettors can expect to find at PointsBet is the sportsbook’s signature bet type called points betting.

PointsBet describes Points Betting as a “new, more exciting way to bet where your winnings or losses from a bet are not determined until the very end of a game. Points Betting allows you to win big if your sports predictions are correct.”

For instance, if your bet wins by one point (or one unit) you would win 1x your stake and if your bet wins by 2 units, you win 2 x the amount staked. If you lost by 1 unit you would lose 1 x the stake and if you lost by 2 units you would lose 2x the stake. What is Points Betting?” page.

Cashier

PointsBet accepts a variety of banking methods making it incredibly easy to deposit and withdraw cash with the sportsbook.

When it comes to deposits, customers can top up their accounts using Visa and Mastercard credit or debit cards, ACH e-checks, and online bank transfers. PointsBet also offers the PointsBet Mastercard, a Mastercard credit card available through PointsBet.

Customers can also top up accounts using cash via the PayNearMe service. PointsBet also accepts PayPal and the prepaid PointsBet Card.

When it comes to withdrawals, bettors can cash out using online banking, ACH e-checks, the PointsBet Card, PayPal, or via PointsBet Mastercard.

Your Questions Answered

Yes. PointsBet holds a license for online and mobile sports betting in the state of Michigan. The license was awarded by the Michigan Gaming Control Board in 2021.

Yes. PointsBet offers a variety of industry-standard responsible gambling features such as deposit limits, play limits, and self-exclusion. The site also features plenty of helpful information on responsible gambling and signposts to responsible gambling organizations in the US.

PointsBet is legal and live in Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.