MGCB reports growth of 24.9% for iGaming and sports wagering in June 2025
iGaming accounted for $226m of the total revenue for June 2025 while sports wagering managed to produce $30.5m, increasing from a deficit reported in the prior year period.
Key Points
- The figure for iGaming represents an increase of 37.3% year-over-year, but a decrease of 4.3% in AGR when compared to May 2025
- Michigan’s sports wagering handle throughout June 2025 was reported to be $302.7m, equating to an increase of nearly 9.4% from the prior year period
The Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) has reported the state’s iGaming and sports wagering activity throughout June 2025, as the gaming types combined to generate $285.2m in gross receipts for the period, equating to an increase of 24.9% year-over-year.
iGaming managed to increase its revenue from the prior year period by 37.3% for a total of $226m in adjusted gross receipts (AGR), while sports betting produced $30.5m of AGR after reporting a deficit of $28.2m in June 2024.
However, both gaming types failed to increase its revenue from May 2025, as iGaming AGR fell by 4.3% from the prior month period, while sports wagering AGR decreased by 14.4% month-over-month.
The state regulator also reported a June 2025 sports wagering handle of $302.7m, equating to an increase of nearly 9.4% from the prior year period but once again decreased by 21.6% when compared to May 2025.
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Detroit’s three commercial casinos reported $12.3m in wagering taxes and municipal service fees paid to the city for June 2025, including $11.8m for iGaming taxes and an additional $527,932 in sports wagering payments.
Good to know: The MGCB issued B2B games provider Incentive Games a professional gaming license on July 8, effective immediately at the time of decision
Tribal operators also made contributions to its respective governing bodies throughout June 2025, totaling $5.8m for the month.
Online operators submitted $48.9m in state taxes and payments for June 2025, with iGaming taxes and fees accounting for $47.1m of the total while internet sports betting required a payment of $1.8m for the month.
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