Michigan regulators said the company met the rules for a multistate platform, which went live on July 8 and now links players across three regulated markets.
FanDuel said the Ontario rollout began June 4, building on a multi-state poker network greenlit in Michigan and live in three U.S. states
S3064, introduced by Sen. John McKeon, would see online gambling tax rates increased to 30% across all products, bringing them closer in line with those in neighboring states with legal igaming.
Online poker operators grossed $2.6 million in January, marking the 23rd consecutive month of revenue above $2 million.
Online gaming, sportsbook lift Garden State to a record $392.8 million in total gaming revenue in June.