Michigan Online Casino Revenue Passes $12 Billion Lifetime With $302.8 Million In July

Michigan online casinos crossed a major milestone in July, surpassing $12 billion in lifetime revenue.

This thanks to another strong month that saw the 15 collective MI online casinos produce $302.8 million in revenue for July.

July’s total was a 20.9% increase compared to a year ago, when the state brought in $250.5 million.

With July’s numbers factored in, iGaming platforms have now recorded $12,255,126,898.72 in Michigan online casino revenue since launching in January 2021. That has led to $3.18 billion in tax revenue throughout the state.

July’s Michigan Online Casino Revenue Breakdown

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

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

Michigan’s July online casino revenue generated $61.2 million in state tax revenue, along with an additional $21.9 million going to city and local jurisdictions.

Michigan iGaming Past $2 Billion in 2026

Michigan continues to blaze past 2025 in terms of revenue.

The state is certain to set a new yearly revenue record in 2026 after recording $3.09 billion in online casino revenue in 2025.

Through seven months, Michigan is already at $2.10 billion in revenue. It has surpassed $300 billion monthly for the last five months, a mark it had never hit before December 2025.

Here’s how the revenue has compared in the two years through seven months.

Michigan is already $384.8 million ahead of where it was a year ago at this time. Should it be able to maintain that 22% growth for the rest of the year, that would put the Great Lakes State at $3.77 billion for all of 2026.