Michigan’s commercial and tribal operators reported $356.3 million in combined iGaming and online sports betting gross receipts in January 2026, marking a 10.9% decline from December’s total.
Gross Receipts
- iGaming: $298.3 million
- Online sports betting: $58.0 million
Adjusted Gross Receipts (AGR)
January’s combined AGR reached $323.3 million, including:
- $286.3 million from iGaming
- $37.0 million from online sports betting
Month-over-month, iGaming AGR dipped 3.5%, while sports betting AGR fell sharply by 39.5%. Year-over-year, iGaming continued its strong upward trajectory with a 22.8% increase, whereas online sports betting AGR declined 32.5%.
Sports Betting Handle
Michigan’s online sportsbooks generated a $491.3 million handle in January, down 4.2% from December.
State Taxes and Payments
Operators submitted $57.1 million in taxes and payments to the State of Michigan, including:
- $54.6 million from iGaming
- $2.5 million from online sports betting
City of Detroit Taxes and Payments
Detroit’s three casinos contributed $13.9 million in wagering taxes and municipal services fees:
- iGaming: $13.1 million
- Online sports betting: $767,575
Tribal Payments
Tribal operators reported $7.0 million in payments to their governing bodies for January.
Market Participation
As of January 2026:
- 15 operators are authorized for iGaming and/or online sports betting
- 12 operators currently offer online sports betting
- All 15 offer iGaming
A full revenue distribution table is available on the agency’s website.
