Prepaid Card Casinos in Michigan

Mini-reviews of MI Legal Gambling Sites that Offer Prepaid Cards

Below is a selection of three fully legal prepaid card MI casinos that accept some form of prepaid card, whether that's a disposable, reloadable, or standard gift card.

These mini-reviews will cover information on what prepaid cards they accept, general casino information, and the minimum deposits.

DraftKings Gift Card

The Michigan DraftKings Gift Card is a standard gift card usable on the DraftKings platform, which was launched in Michigan in partnership with Bay Mills Resort & Casino in January 2021. You can grab either $25 or $50 cards and use them to fund your account. You don't have to fund the entirety of the gift card at once, and you can check your remaining balance at the DraftKings Gift Card website.

You can purchase a DraftKings Gift Card for yourself or someone else. Even though it is a gift card, it's still a really easy way to fund your DraftKings account and get started if you don't have a different payment method.

All regular restrictions apply for gift card casinos in Michigan. For example, you must be of legal gambling age and have an account with DraftKings.

Caesars Prepaid Card

Caesars has its very own card for members, which typically takes 10-14 days to arrive after it's funded.

The Caesars Prepaid card comes with a bunch of advantages, including:

• The ability to fund directly from your bank;
• The ability to withdraw to your bank;
• ATM withdrawals;
• It can be used everywhere that Discover is accepted.

Naturally, as this is a prepaid card, there are no credit checks to get it.

This makes the Caesars Prepaid card a good option for fans of the Caesars online casino, as you will be able to use the card as both a deposit and withdrawal method. It also adds that extra layer of anonymity to your transactions.

FanDuel Play+ Prepaid Card

The FanDuel platform, which launched in partnership with MotorCity Casino in January 2021, uses the Play+ card, a card used by other casinos such as Borgata.

The Play+ prepaid card can be loaded separately and gives the player some tangible benefits, including:

• Fast deposits and withdrawals;
• The ability to withdraw funds to a bank;
• The ability to use ATMs on the PULSE and NYCE networks;
• The ability to use the card everywhere Discover is accepted.

It's worth noting that you must fund your FanDuel MI Play+ prepaid card with a minimum of $150 to receive the physical card. This can either be through loading the card with funds directly from your bank or using Play+ to withdraw winnings. The physical card will then be delivered within 10-14 days.

Pros and Cons of Using Prepaid Card with Michigan Online Casinos

Some prepaid cards come with a range of benefits over other payment methods, but naturally, also come with some drawbacks. Here are some of the pros and cons of using prepaid cards at a glance:

Remember, if prepaid cards aren't for you, you can also check out Paysafe casinos in MI or online casinos in MI with PayPal.

How to Deposit with Prepaid Cards

A prepaid card acts similarly to a debit card in that you will have an account number, expiry date, etc., on the card. You can check the balance of your card online at the website affiliated with your particular card. You can also where you can top-up reloadable cards here.

To make a deposit, simply follow these steps:

1. Acquire your prepaid card and load funds onto it;
2. Sign up or log in to your desired casino;
3. Head over to the cashier page, which could be called 'deposit' or 'banking';
4. Enter your prepaid card details, just as you might a credit or debit card;
5. Select the amount you want to deposit. Most prepaid cards deposit instantly, but you can double-check at this stage;
6. Enjoy playing with your newly deposited funds!

Casino gift cards work like regular gift cards. Your card will have a balance which you can check at the relevant website. You use your unique gift code to both make deposits and check your credit, so keep the number safe.

Prepaid Cards Billing Options

There are a number of options when it comes to prepaid cards. Some can only be used once, whereas others act more like a traditional debit card which you can top up as and when you need.

As casinos continuously expand their payment options, we are also seeing new technologies such as crypto prepaid cards and virtual prepaid cards pop up. Below is a brief description of how each works.

Disposable prepaid cards

Disposable prepaid cards are single-use cards that can only be topped up once, usually at the time of purchase. These cards also usually come with expiration dates that are usually only a few months away, as they are typically designed to be purchased and used straight away.

Disposable cards are great for privacy, and in cases where single-use deposits are preferred.

Reloadable prepaid cards

Reloadable prepaid cards can be reloaded with funds in order to keep using the card. Working similarly to a debit card and with longer expiration dates than a disposable card, a reloadable card is a good solution if you don't have a regular debit card or bank account.

Reloadable cards are widely available from brands like Visa and MasterCard and should be accepted in many online casinos in Michigan.

Crypto prepaid cards

Crypto prepaid cards are a little more technical. They use a cryptocurrency wallet that you must attach to a casino, which will convert a cryptocurrency into regular currency for the current exchange rate at the time of deposit.

Using crypto gives you some level of financial anonymity and protection against third parties, though, as of right now, there are no legal casinos within the US that accept cryptocurrency transactions.

Virtual prepaid cards

Virtual cards are available through some banks and individual providers. Virtual cards work much like a regular debit card but are generally meant to be used for a specific purpose, such as depositing into a casino.

They offer great privacy and security benefits, as you won't be handing out your real payment details online, and you can set a limit on the prepaid card. That means even if someone did get ahold of the details, they'd get nothing.