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Table games and slots for the three Michigan casinos generated $103.86 million in revenue, and retail sports betting produced $4.33 million in revenue.

The three Detroit casinos reported $110.4 million in monthly aggregate revenue for September. Table games and slots generated $106.9 million in revenue, and retail sports betting produced $3.5 million in revenue.

The three Detroit casinos reported $116.9 million in monthly aggregate revenue for July. Table games and slots generated $115.7 million in revenue while retail sports betting generated $1.2 million.

Table games and slots generated $107.94 million in revenue while retail sports betting produced $1.75 million in revenue.

In April, table games and slots generated $107.44 million in revenue, and retail sports betting produced revenue of $1.54 million.

The three Detroit casinos reported $86.38 million in monthly aggregate revenue during February while operating at limited capacity due to COVID-19 health concerns.

We are just over three weeks away from Super Bowl LV and more gamblers will be able to place bets on the big game in the U.S. than ever before.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board today authorized nine operators to begin online sports betting or both online gaming and sports betting at noon on Friday, 22 January.

Penn National will officially launch its Barstool Sportsbook mobile app on iOS and android, as well as desktop on Friday, 22 January and its iCasino products will follow shortly thereafter.

Casinos are suffering from limited capacity, reduced amenities and, at times, being required to shut down all operations. Despite these tough times, casino properties are still working to add and enhance what they can offer to patrons.

The Michigan sportsbook features a sports viewing area and dining space, betting counter that features large odds boards, numerous sports betting kiosks and ticket writer stations.

The three Detroit casinos reported $101.4 million in monthly aggregate revenue in October while continuing to operate at 15% capacity due to COVID-19 health concerns.

MGM Grand Detroit Casino, MotorCity Casino and Greektown Casino Hotel will receive a commercial casino license issued for a one-year period in Michigan.

The three Detroit casinos reported $87.9 million in monthly aggregate revenue in September while continuing to operate at 15% capacity due to COVID-19 health concerns.

Compared with August 2019 results, revenue fell 46% to $28.6 million at MGM Grand Detroit, 37.5% to $25 million at MotorCity and 41.5% to $15.7 million at Greektown.

Some states in the U.S. are dealing with much higher COVID cases than others which leads them to the dilemma of what to reopen to the public.

The Detroit casino will resume operations with limited guest capacity on the gaming floor to 15% of maximum occupancy. Slots and tables will be restricted to, at least, every other gaming position being available.

The Detroit casinos' year-to-date aggregate revenue fell 59.3% through 30 June as the COVID-19 health emergency has kept their doors closed since 16 March.

MotorCity Casino, MGM Grand Detroit Casino and Greektown Casino Hotel all state that they are temporarily closed on their websites. No reopening dates have been determined.

The three Detroit casinos’ year-to-date aggregate revenue of $299.2 million was down by 51.6 percent through May compared to 2019.