Michigan Online Casino Revenue Tops $250 Million In July

Published: Aug 19, 2025 · 3:53 PM EDT

The online casinos in Michigan continued their strong 2025 in July.

On Tuesday, the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) reported the state’s iCasinos recorded $250.5 million in revenue.

That total is the third-highest monthly revenue total in the state’s history. It only was behind March’s record of $260.5 million and May’s $251.5 million.

Breaking Down Michigan’s July 2025 OC Revenue

July’s revenue is a 4.1% increase from June’s $240.6 million. It is also a 30.9% increase from July 2024’s total of $191.4 million.

Here’s a look at how each online operator performed in July compared to the previous year. Information provided by the MGCB.

Online Operator	July 2025 Revenue	July 2024 Revenue	Percentage Change
FanDuel	$63,058,337	$46,680,736	35.1%
BetMGM	$61,980,120	$50,714,455	22.2%
DraftKings	$41,638,392	$37,104,824	12.2%
BetRivers	$19,558,482	$12,721,010	53.7%
Caesars Palace	$17,683,930	$11,841,619	49.3%
Fanatics	$12,295,410	$4,019,159	205.9%
Golden Nugget	$8,596,743	$6,981,271	23.1%
Hollywood Casino	$8,425,248	$4,407,075	91.2%
Eagle Casino	$3,990,516	$3,672,714	8.7%
BetParx	$3,890,374	$2,402,755	61.9%
Horseshoe	$3,184,491	$2,095,138	52.0%
PokerStars	$2,130,666	$2,697,898	-21.0%
FireKeepers	$2,047,510	$2,013,518	1.7%
Four Winds	$2,037,992	$3,618,058	-43.7%
SI	-$10,470	$835,618	N/A
Total	$250,507,750	$191,439,942	30.9%

Michigan OC Revenue Up 27% for the Year

Michigan online casinos have continued to put up impressive revenue numbers throughout the year.

The state has recorded at least $240 million in six of the seven months for 2025. Even the low of $222.5 million in February would have been the third-best revenue month for 2024.

Through seven months of 2025, Michigan sits at $1.72 billion in iCasino revenue. That is 27.4% greater than where the state sat in 2024 through seven months, $1.35 billion.

Some other notable data points from the Michigan OC report in July:

FanDuel Casino and BetMGM Casino have been battling for the top spot in Michigan throughout 2025. In July, FanDuel claimed by top spot by just over $1 million. This is the fifth time in this year that FanDuel has been the top revenue driver in Michigan. For the year, FanDuel ($451.5 million) has a slight edge on BetMGM ($450.3 million)
Along with the top two operators, DraftKings Casino MI is the only other platform to record over $20 million in July revenue. DraftKings more than doubled that with $41.6 million.
Altogether, nine different Michigan online casino operators saw their July revenue improve by at least 20% from July 2024.
Michigan’s online casinos generated $49.2 million in state tax revenue in July. It also produced an added $18.2 million for local cities and governing bodies throughout the state. That tax revenue jumps up to $330 million for the state in 2025 and $124.7 million for local cities and governing bodies.

Drew Ellis

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