In recent news the Michigan Gaming Control Board revealed the combined state and tribal numbers for iGaming and sports betting totaling $190.2 million, a 7.7% increase on Septembers $176.5 million. The numbers for October show that iGaming set a new high, pulling in $141 million and breaking its previous record of $132.4 million while sports betting reached $49.2 million. There are three casinos in Detroit and they reported paying the city $7.8 million in wagering taxes and service fees in October. In just the first ten months of 2022, the gross receipts for iGaming totaled $1.2 billion and sports betting followed with $163.2 million.