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Michigan Online Casino Revenue For August Totals $303.0 Million

Drew Ellis

By Drew Ellis in Online Casino

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Michigan online casino revenue

For the sixth consecutive month, Michigan online casino revenue surpassed $300 million.

In August, the 15 collective MI online casinos tallied just over $303.0 million in revenue

August’s total was a 15.1% increase compared to a year ago, when the state brought in $263.3 million.

August’s Michigan Online Casino Revenue Breakdown

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

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

Online OperatorAugust 2026 RevenueAugust 2025 RevenuePercentage Change
FanDuel$72,722,808$71,145,8242.2%
BetMGM$64,143,027$66,605,216-3.7%
DraftKings$44,284,964$41,049,9227.9%
BetRivers$22,490,383$19,945,13312.8%
Hard Rock Bet$20,199,967$0 (SI)NA
Fanatics$19,549,281$13,203,75248.1%
Caesars Palace$17,340,640$14,788,35017.3%
bet365$7,104,762$2,117,247 (PokerStars)235.6%
Golden Nugget$9,286,789$11,536,704-19.5%
Hollywood Casino$8,023,028$7,309,3779.8%
BetParx$4,847,185$4,161,04016.5%
Eagle Casino$3,574,097$4,078,845-12.4%
FireKeepers$4,447,997$2,132,554108.6%
Horseshoe$2,948,106$3,274,764-10.0%
Four Winds$2,053,041$1,921,9646.8%
Total$303,016,076$263,270,69315.1%

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

Lowest Growth Rate of 2026

While the year-over-year growth for Michigan online casino revenue in August was still strong, the 15.1% was the lowest the state’s iGaming industry has seen in 2026.

Month2026 Revenue2025 RevenuePercentage Change
January$298,311,148$248,150,75320.2%
February$273,108,546$222,527,25322.7%
March$322,050,683$260,520,94623.6%
April$303,399,067$248,110,93822.3%
May$305,763,639$251,473,59321.6%
June$301,226,271$240,566,55425.2%
July$302,774,279$250,507,75020.9%
August$303,016,076$263,270,69315.1%
Total$2,409,649,709$1,985,128,48021.4%

The 15.1% in August dropped the yearly growth below 22%, but Michigan is still 21.4% ahead of where it was a year ago, a difference of $424.5 million.

Even with August being the lowest growth for iGaming revenue, Michigan still fared better than top competitors New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

New Jersey saw its lowest-ever growth rate for a month in August at just 4.4%, bringing in $259.3 million last month.

Pennsylvania had its second-largest revenue month ever with $328.6 million in August, but that was just 12.7% growth year-over-year.

Drew Ellis

Drew Ellis has decades of experience in media covering sports, gambling and general news. He has provided news coverage for online and retail casino developments across the US and around the globe.

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