Michigan online casino revenue slipped slightly in April after all-time record revenue for March. Still, the Michigan Gaming Control Board reported that operators produced $192.9 million in April, which is the second best month ever.

After hitting $215.2 million in March, the Great Lakes State could not generate more than $200 million for a second straight month. But, it is the sixth straight month online casinos have hit at least $175 million.

Before March, Michigan online casino revenue had never surpassed $190 million. Now it has done so two months in a row. The state is now beginning to set a new bar.

April revenue decreased 10.4% from March. However, Michigan platforms experienced a 21% year-over-year increase when compared to April 2023 ($159.4 million).