Michigan’s commercial and tribal internet gaming operators reported a combined total of $285.2 million in gross receipts from internet gaming (iGaming) and internet sports betting for June. This reflects a 5.4% decrease compared to May.

Monthly Gross Receipts

iGaming gross receipts for June totaled $240.6 million, down from $251.47 million in May. Gross sports betting receipts were $44.6 million, down from $49.96 million recorded in the previous month.

Monthly Adjusted Gross Receipts

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Combined adjusted gross receipts (AGR) for iGaming and internet sports betting reached $256.5 million in June. Of that total, $226.0 million came from iGaming, and $30.5 million came from internet sports betting. This marks a 4.3% decrease in iGaming AGR and a 14.4% decrease in sports betting AGR compared to May. Year-over-year, iGaming AGR rose 37.3%, while sports betting AGR increased by $58.7 million compared to June 2024.

Monthly Handle

The total internet sports betting handle was $302.7 million in June, a 21.6% decrease from the $386.1 million recorded in May.

Monthly State Taxes and Payments

Operators reported submitting $48.9 million in state taxes and payments in June, including:

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• iGaming taxes and fees: $47.1 million

• Internet sports betting taxes and fees: $1.8 million

Monthly City of Detroit Taxes and Payments

Detroit’s three commercial casinos reported $12.3 million in wagering taxes and municipal services fees paid to the City of Detroit in June, including:

• iGaming taxes and fees: $11.8 million

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• Internet sports betting taxes and fees: $527,932

Monthly Tribal Operator Payments

Tribal operators reported $5.8 million in payments made to their respective governing bodies in June.

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