The Michigan Gaming Control Board reported $43.4m in gross sports betting revenue for April, up 19.7% year on year and close to March’s $43.5m. Handle was $414.4m, down 16.7% from March, while adjusted gross revenue eligible for state taxes was $29.3m.
The monthly figures give operators and investors a view of Michigan wagering, revenue and the taxable base.
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The Michigan Gaming Control Board joined the International Association of Gaming Regulators’ Illegal Gambling Awareness Week, running from 9 to 13 November 2026, and will continue radio public-service announcements through the month. The regulator said the campaign urges residents to check licences and includes a tool for viewing licence information; it also cited a preliminary order barring Kalshi from offering sports-event contracts to Michigan residents.
Michigan's MGCB has joined the first Illegal Gambling Awareness Week, an international campaign running from 9 to 13 November 2026, organised by the International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR). The campaign involves regulators from several countries and encourages consumers to check operators' licences before gambling. In a 10 November statement, the MGCB said its radio public-service announcements would continue throughout the month.
Michigan’s Gaming Control Board approved fixed-odds horse-racing wagers for the state’s regulated online betting market, according to the report. The option lets customers lock in odds when placing a bet; the board’s executive director said the change responds to bettor demand.
The Michigan Gaming Control Board has approved fixed-odds wagering on horse racing in the state's regulated online sports betting market, according to the report. The format lets customers lock in their odds when a bet is placed, instead of relying on a traditional pari-mutuel pool.
Michigan’s Gaming Control Board reported adjusted gross revenue of $315m for iGaming in August 2026, up 17.6% from August 2025. Online casino revenue was $290.8m, while online sports betting revenue was $24.2m, down 29.3% year on year. Total gross receipts across iGaming and sports betting reached $337m.
Michigan’s licensed commercial and tribal operators generated $341.3 million in gross iGaming and online sports betting revenue in June 2026, the Michigan Gaming Control Board said. The total was down 10.8% from May; iGaming accounted for $301.2 million and online sports betting for $40.1 million.
The Michigan Gaming Control Board said it would end its membership in the National Council on Problem Gambling over the organisation’s relationship with Kalshi. The board also said it would not attend the NCPG’s 2026 annual conference, scheduled for 22–24 July; the NCPG said its work includes addressing risks from emerging products.