Michigan’s commercial and tribal operators reported $313.0 million in combined internet gaming (iGaming) and online sports betting gross receipts for February 2026, marking a 12.2% decline from January’s totals.
Gross Receipts
- iGaming gross receipts: $273.1 million
- Online sports betting gross receipts: $39.9 million
Adjusted Gross Receipts (AGR)
Combined AGR for February reached $287.5 million, including:
- iGaming AGR: $262.1 million
- Sports betting AGR: $25.4 million
Month‑over‑month:
- iGaming AGR fell 8.5%
- Sports betting AGR dropped 31.2%
Year‑over‑year:
- iGaming AGR rose 25.4%
- Sports betting AGR declined 6.7%
Sports Betting Handle
Michigan operators reported an online sports betting handle of $384.7 million, a 21.7% decrease from January 2026.
State Taxes and Payments
Operators submitted $55.6 million in taxes and fees to the State of Michigan, including:
- iGaming: $53.9 million
- Sports betting: $1.7 million
City of Detroit Taxes and Fees
Detroit’s three casinos paid $13.4 million in wagering taxes and municipal services fees:
- iGaming: $12.8 million
- Sports betting: $587,194
Tribal Payments
Tribal operators reported $6.96 million in payments to their governing bodies during February.
Market Participation
As of February 2026:
- 15 commercial and tribal operators are authorized for iGaming and/or online sports betting
- 12 operators offer online sports betting
- All 15 offer iGaming
A detailed revenue distribution table is available on the Michigan Gaming Control Board’s website.
