Michigan Reports $371M in April iGaming and Sports Betting Revenue
LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE:The figures showed continued strength in iGaming despite monthly declines in sports betting activity. According to the Michigan Gaming Control Board, combined gross receipts from iGaming and online sports betting reached $371 million in April 2026, down slightly from March.
The latest Michigan gaming revenue report follows another strong month for the state’s online market. Earlier this year, Michigan reported $313 million in February iGaming and sports betting revenue
iGaming Continues to Drive Revenue
Online casino gaming remained the dominant segment of Michigan’s regulated market. iGaming gross receipts totaled $303.4 million in April, while online sports betting generated $67.6 million.
Adjusted gross receipts across both verticals reached $315.61 million, including $291.16 million from iGaming and $24.45 million from online sports betting.
Compared with March 2026, iGaming adjusted gross receipts fell 5.8%, while sports betting adjusted gross receipts dropped 25.2%.
Year over year, however, iGaming continued to post strong growth. The segment rose 24.9% compared with April 2025, while online sports betting adjusted gross receipts declined 8.7%.
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Sports Betting Handle Falls
Michigan online sportsbooks accepted $460.8 million in wagers during April, representing a 5% decline from March.
Operators submitted $63.2 million in taxes and payments to the State of Michigan during the month. Of that total, $60.7 million came from iGaming taxes and fees, while online sports betting contributed $2.5 million.
The three Detroit casinos also reported $15.1 million in wagering taxes and municipal service fees paid to the city during April.
That included:
- $14.3 million from iGaming
- $817,941 from online sports betting
Tribal operators reported an additional $7.9 million in payments to governing bodies during the month.
Michigan Market Continues to Expand
As of April 2026, Michigan had authorised 15 commercial and tribal operators to offer iGaming and online sports betting products in the state.
All 15 operators currently offer iGaming, while 13 also operate online sportsbooks.
The Michigan Gaming Control Board publishes detailed operator-by-operator figures through its official reporting portal as the state continues to rank among the largest regulated online gaming markets in the United States.
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