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.
The monthly figure gives operators and investors an update on Michigan’s online betting and iGaming market.
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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 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 iGaming sector generated $322.1 million in revenue in March, reportedly 24% higher than a year earlier.
Polymarket will stop offering new sports event contracts in Michigan and close existing contracts by 25 November under a court-approved agreement with the Michigan Gaming Control Board. The state agreed to stay enforcement action while the company complies. Polymarket’s appeal of an earlier ruling remains pending before the Sixth Circuit.
Polymarket is withdrawing its sports-related event contracts from Michigan under a court-approved agreement with the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB), the regulator said. Under the agreement, Polymarket will stop offering new sports event contracts in the state and close all existing contracts by 25 November. In return, Michigan has agreed not to take enforcement action against the company for as long as it remains in compliance.
Polymarket US has agreed to stop offering new sports-related event contracts to Michigan customers and close residents’ remaining open positions by 25 November 2026, according to the report. A federal court approved the agreement, which the report says follows similar deals with Coinbase and Robinhood and a preliminary injunction against Kalshi.
Polymarket US will stop selling new event contracts related to sports to Michigan customers, and open positions held by residents of that state will be closed by November 25 2026. A federal court approved the agreement, which came after comparable deals with Coinbase and Robinhood and a preliminary injunction against Kalshi.