Michigan's commercial and tribal online gambling operators reported record October revenue of $352.3 million from internet gaming and sports betting, a 16.4% increase from September. iGaming led with $278.5 million in gross receipts, while sports betting reached $73.8 million, up from $43.6 million the prior month, according to the Michigan Gaming Control Board.
Adjusted gross receipts totaled $310.9 million, with iGaming contributing $261.7 million and sports betting $49.2 million, reflecting a 31.8% and $39.4 million year-over-year increase, respectively. Internet sports betting handle rose to $605.9 million, and operators paid $58.0 million in state taxes, including $54.6 million from iGaming and $3.4 million from sports betting, as reported by the Michigan Gaming Control Board.
Detroit’s three commercial casinos paid $15 million in taxes and fees to the city, with $14 million from iGaming and $1 million from internet sports betting. Tribal operators contributed $6.5 million to their governing bodies. Michigan has 15 licensed commercial and tribal operators, 14 offering iGaming and 11 offering internet sports betting. Detailed reports are available on the Michigan Gaming Control Board’s website.
