Michigan Online Gaming Revenue Rises to $346.1 Million in July
iGaming remained the main driver, while online sports betting posted a sharp rebound in taxable receipts
iGaming remained the main driver, while online sports betting posted a sharp rebound in taxable receipts
The two-week promo pays $2,500 a week in tournament tickets to regulars who cash in qualifying events.
The late-August promo awards random tickets at cash tables in four states and can be stacked with a new-player welcome bonus.
The optional side bet spans more than 200 games, with four progressive tiers and a Mega pot already above $618,000.
The progressive table-game platform goes live for real-money play across selected U.S. states and Canadian provinces through the end of 2026
Michigan topped $300 million for a fourth straight month, while New Jersey’s online casino win outpaced Atlantic City casinos
June handle fell 20% from May, while iGaming accounted for most of the state’s $341.3 million in combined receipts.
High Stakes has launched on regulated casino apps, with Hard Rock Bet live in New Jersey and Michigan and more titles due soon.
The supplier’s first American online-casino launch begins with Valley of the Gods in New Jersey and Michigan.
Michigan approved the rollout, letting players in Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania sit in the same online pool.
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