Michigan online gaming and betting revenue reaches $355.7m in September

Licensed commercial and tribal operators in Michigan generated $355.7m in gross gaming revenue in September 2026, up 5.4% on August, according to data the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) published on 22 October 2026. iGaming produced $300.2m of the total and online sports betting $55.5m.

Adjusted gross receipts (AGR) for the month totalled $313.04m, of which $288.15m came from iGaming and $24.89m from online sports betting. Against August 2026, iGaming AGR fell 0.9% while online sports betting AGR rose 2.9%. Year on year, iGaming AGR was up 18.4% on September 2025 and online sports betting AGR up 88.2%.

Online sports betting handle reached $544.8m, an increase of 64.9% on August 2026. Operators paid $62.4m to the state of Michigan in taxes and contributions for the month, comprising $60.6m from iGaming and $1.8m from online sports betting.

The three Detroit casinos paid $14m in gaming taxes and municipal services contributions, of which $13.5m came from iGaming and $548,519 from online sports betting. Tribal operators reported $8.3m in payments to the relevant government bodies for September.

According to the MGCB data, 15 commercial and tribal operators were authorised to offer online gaming and/or internet sports betting in Michigan in September 2026. All 15 offered iGaming, and 13 were also active in online sports betting.