Michigan slid into July with its lowest total sports betting handle since online sports betting began in January.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board reported $206.2 million in total sports betting handle in July, with Michigan online sports betting accounting for $187.9 million of the total. The total sports betting handle declined nearly 20% from the June total of $259.5 million.

Michigan online sports betting handle, taxes down

The online sports betting operators paid the state $762,219 in taxes in July, coupled with $377,223 to the City of Detroit.

The clear-cut leader for the month for online operators is FanDuel Michigan, which is partnered with the MotorCity Casino. For the seventh month in a row the operator reported the highest sports handle total, $54.5 million, and paid the state a whopping $338,347 in taxes.

DraftKings Michigan continued its strong run as of late, totaling $53.4 million in handle for July, It made its second ever tax payment to the state of $157,599 for July.

Bet MGM Michigan, which is partnered with the MGM Grand Detroit, notched the third highest sports betting handle in July, recording $41.01 million in online sports betting handle, and paid the state $179,122 in taxes for the month.

Barstool Sportsbook, which is partnered with Greektown Casino, declined slightly in July in handle and state sports betting tax payment. It reported a July online handle of $13.6 million and paid the state $70,878 in taxes.

July’s Michigan sports betting totals

Here are the rest of the online sportsbook results for July:

  • William Hill, which has partnered with the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians, reported a July online handle of $7.5 million but did not make a state tax payment.
  • FoxBet Michigan, which has partnered with the Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Indians, reported $2.7 million in handle for July and paid Michigan $12,599.
  • Wynn Bet, which has partnered with the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, reported $2.3 million in July and did not make an online sports betting tax payment to the state.
  • BetRivers, which has partnered with the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, reported $2.6 million in July and did not make an online sports betting tax payment to the state.
  • PointsBet Michigan, which has partnered with Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians, reported $7.8 million in online sports betting handle for July. It has yet to make any online sports betting tax payments to the state.
  • Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, which operates online under its Four Winds Casino brand, reported $318,987 in online handle. It has yet to make any online sports betting tax payments to the state.
  • Hannahville Indian Community, which operates online through its partnership with Churchill Downs Inc., reported $1.04 million in handle for July. It has not yet made a tax payment to Michigan.
  • Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, which operates online through its partnership with Golden Nugget, reported $623,976 in total handle. It paid Michigan $3,672 in taxes for the month.
  • Nottawaseppi Huron Band of Pottawatomi Indians, which operators through its FireKeepers Casino, reported a $367,353 handle for July. It did not make a tax payment to the state.