Michigan gambling question

Does Michigan refund the tax that is withheld on W2G-level winnings to nonresidents?  I can't find a reliable answer on the Internet.

I am a resident of a state that has no state income tax.  I have encountered different policies on a refund to nonresidents of the taxes withheld on gambling winnings.
When provided with the proper paperwork, Louisiana will return the gambling withholdings to a nonresident.  Conversely, Mississippi will not.  What is the policy in Michigan?  
I will soon visit Detroit for the first time.  The answer to this question may influence my decision regarding at what level to play.  
(Note:  Tribal casinos are not part of this question.)
Thank you!

My experience probably won't be informative for Michigan, but here goes:

In years past my CPA drew up a state tax form for each state in which I won a jackpot and state tax was withheld. This was usually Mississippi (Tunica). I received a check from that state for a PERCENTAGE (not the whole amount) of what was withheld.

Later, I noticed that this process did not happen. I didn't think to ask the CPA about it.

Last year I finally asked, since I had withholding from Mississippi and Arkansas. My CPA said "they don't do that anymore", and to be honest I have forgotten her explanation.

So I can't swear that this applies to every state that withholds state tax from jackpot winnings. Just my own story.

The withholding hasn't been a huge amount. You can probably find out somehow what percentage they withhold in Michigan.

Michigan is in line with other states in withholding 4.25 percent of W2G winnings. Like I say, Louisiana will give that money back to a nonresident, provided proper documentation is provided. Mississippi does not give the withholding back. Just wondering what Michigan does.