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Michigan Online Gambling Revenue Reaches $355.7 Million in September

Michigan’s September online casino and sports betting gross receipts rose 5.4% from August, while operators submitted $62.4 million in state taxes and payments.
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The Michigan Gaming Control Board reported that commercial and tribal operators generated $355.7 million in combined online casino and online sports betting gross receipts in September 2026, up 5.4% from August.

The board’s Oct. 22 revenue report also showed online sports betting handle reached $544.8 million, a 64.9% monthly increase.

Online casinos account for $300.2 million in gross receipts

Online casino, or iGaming, gross receipts totaled $300.2 million in September. Online sports betting gross receipts were $55.5 million.

Combined adjusted gross receipts, or AGR, totaled $313.04 million. The two categories posted different monthly results, but both increased compared with September 2025:

CategorySeptember 2026 AGRChange from August 2026Year-over-year change
Online casinos$288.15 millionDown 0.9%Up 18.4%
Online sports betting$24.89 millionUp 2.9%Up 88.2%

The $544.8 million sports betting handle represents the amount wagered, distinct from the $55.5 million in gross receipts reported by online sportsbooks.

State receives $62.4 million in taxes and payments

Operators submitted $62.4 million in taxes and payments to the State of Michigan for September. That included $60.6 million from iGaming taxes and fees and $1.8 million from online sports betting taxes and fees.

Detroit casinos reported $14.0 million in wagering taxes and municipal services fees paid to the City of Detroit. The reported breakdown was $13.5 million from iGaming and $548,519 from online sports betting.

Tribal operators separately reported $8.3 million in payments to governing bodies.

All 15 authorized operators offer online casinos

As of September, Michigan had 15 commercial and tribal operators authorized to offer iGaming and/or online sports betting. All 15 offered online casinos, while 13 offered online sports betting.

If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER, which connects to Michigan’s Problem Gambling Helpline 24/7.

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Source: As reported by michigan.gov.

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