Michigan Online Casino Revenue Comes In At $303.4 Million For April

The 15 Michigan online casinos produced their third-highest revenue month in history in April.

Last month, the online casinos in Michigan produced a total of $303.4 million in revenue, a 22.3% increase from a year ago when the state had $248.1 million in April 2025.

Only March ($322.1 million) and December 2025 ($315.8 million) have produced higher Michigan iGaming revenue in a single month for the state.

April’s Michigan Online Casino Revenue Breakdown

Here’s a look at how each of the 15 online casinos in Michigan performed in April, compared to a year ago.

Data is provided by the Michigan Gaming Control Board via their revenue page.

Michigan’s April revenue through iGaming generated $60.7 million in state tax revenue, along with an additional $22.2 million going to city and local jurisdictions.

bet365 Debut Lands $3.7 Million

The middle of April saw bet365 Casino debut in the state of Michigan.

Taking over for PokerStars Casino through the available license from the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, bet365 began offering iGaming in the state on April 17.

Over the next two weeks, bet365 brought in $3.7 million in revenue, which finished 12^th for the month among all operators.

While certainly not the big splash that Hard Rock Bet made with its initial debut, a record-setting $35.7 million, it’s still a positive start for bet365.

Given the operator had just two weeks in April, May should be a better indicator of what bet365 Casino Michigan fits into the state’s iGaming scene. An additional two weeks would have put bet365 around $7.4 million, which would have been a 10^th-place finish this month, just behind Hollywood Casino.

The strong bet365 Casino bonus code offer should continue to appeal to new users in Michigan, helping it in its first full month of operation.

Other Takeaways from April’s MI Revenue Report

A few other notable data points from April’s Michigan online casino revenue report are:

• Both FanDuel Casino and BetMGM Casino continue to separate themselves from the rest of the pack. Both had top-10 all-time revenue months by a single operator with FanDuel finishing fourth in the state’s history at $75.5 million, while BetMGM lands ninth at $70.3 million.
• DraftKings Casino had another year-over-year decline in revenue, this one being a significant 9.5% drop back from $42.5 million to $38.5 million. It’s the second consecutive month it has seen YoY decline in revenue.
• Fanatics Casino continues to make its climb up in the Michigan revenue race. For the second consecutive month, Fanatics surpassed $20 million in revenue at $20.3 million. This comes after the operator did a personal record of $21.5 million in March. Prior to May 2025, Fanatics had not recorded more than $10 million in revenue in a single month, now it has crossed the $20 million threshold in back-to-back months.
• May should see the state of Michigan surpass $3 billion in tax revenue generated through iGaming over its lifetime. That dates back to January 2021. After $82.9 million online casinos produced in April, the state just needs $73.0 million more to reach $3 billion lifetime. That should be comfortably hit in May.