Michigan reported about $3.1bn in iGaming gross receipts in 2025, up more than 26% from the previous year. Online gaming, including sports betting, reached $3.8bn, while operators paid more than $624m in taxes and fees, according to the report. The report says 15 operators were approved by early 2026.
Michigan’s reported market scale, tax contribution and approved operators offer useful context for regulators and market entrants.
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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 online sports betting and iGaming revenue reportedly reached $341.4m in June, up 20% year on year. The report provides no further breakdown of the total.
Michigan’s gross revenue from online sports betting and iGaming rose 27% in May to $382.5m, according to the report. It was the market’s strongest month of 2026 to that point.
Michigan online sports betting and iGaming revenue reached $371.0 million in April, according to a report. The figure was 28% higher than a year earlier.
Michigan’s online sports betting and iGaming revenue rose 17% to $313.0 million in February, according to the report. The source provides no further revenue breakdown.