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The three Detroit casinos reported $103.5 million in monthly aggregate revenue in January. Table games and slots generated $103.4 million in revenue while retail sports betting produced $111,023.

Table games and slots generated $99.9 million in revenue, while retail sports betting produced $1.9 million.

Aggregate revenue declined nearly 10% compared to $114.1 million in monthly aggregate revenue reported for October 2021.

However, the casinos’ table games and slots revenue fell 5.7% compared with September 2021 results and revenue also was down 3.5% from August results.

April table games and slots revenue rose 8.8% compared with April 2021 results while total monthly revenue dropped 3.4% compared with March 2022.

Slots generated 77% of revenue at $998.8 million, table games provided 21% of revenue at $268 million and retail sports betting added 2% of revenue at $26.95 million.

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.

Michigan’s online sportsbooks accepted a record $463.6 million in bets in October, up 30.8% from $354.3 million in September. That total easily topped the previous online high of $359.5 million set in March.

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.

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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.

Michigan sportsbooks took in $237.6 million in online wagers through the 31 days of May, down 4.9% from $249.9 million over the 30 days of April.

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

Due to a seasonal slowdown, Michigan experienced its first month-over-month decline in sports betting since launching, but still managed to become the quickest in the U.S. to $1 billion in online wagering.

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

Michigan online sportsbooks reached nearly $400 million in online and retail bets in March and surpassed $30 million in online revenue, while online casino revenue approached $100 million.

Michigan's online sportsbooks extended their record-breaking debut into February with more than $300 million in bets in their first full month after launch, becoming the sixth U.S. state to surpass that milestone.

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.

Michigan's online sportsbooks and casinos are off to a historic debut with more than $115 million in sports bets in the final 10 days of January, while online casinos generated $29.4 million in gross receipts.

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.