Michigan online gaming revenue hits $346 million in July

Michigan's commercial and tribal operators generated a combined $346.13 million in gross revenue from iGaming and online sports betting in July 2026, representing a 1.4% increase from June.

Online casino (iGaming) revenue reached $302.77 million, marking the fifth consecutive month surpassing the $300 million threshold. This figure represents a 20.9% increase compared to July 2025. Total adjusted gross revenue (AGR) for the month was $321.42 million. While iGaming saw steady growth, online sports betting AGR experienced a significant monthly jump of 52.7%, reaching $30.77 million.

With these results, Michigan has officially surpassed $12.26 billion in lifetime iGaming revenue since its launch in January 2021, making it the fastest U.S. state to reach this milestone.

Tax contributions to the state totaled $63.3 million. Additionally, Detroit's three casinos contributed $14.09 million in gaming taxes and municipal service fees. Currently, 15 operators are authorized in the state, with all 15 offering iGaming services.