Michigan's licensed internet gaming and online sports betting operators generated $355.7 million in combined gross receipts during September, a 5.4% increase from August. Internet gaming accounted for $300.2 million, while online sports betting contributed $55.5 million.
The Michigan Gaming Control Board reported combined adjusted gross receipts of $313.04 million. That total included $288.15 million from internet gaming and $24.89 million from online sports betting.
The categories moved differently month to month. Adjusted internet gaming receipts declined 0.9%, while sports betting increased 2.9%. Compared with September 2025, adjusted receipts rose 18.4% for internet gaming and 88.2% for sports betting.
Online sports betting handle reached $544.8 million, 64.9% above August. Operators submitted $62.4 million in state taxes and payments, and tribal operators reported another $8.3 million in payments to governing bodies. SoloAzar also highlighted the sharp annual growth in the sports betting segment.
