LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – A new report from state gambling regulators shows that in the month of February alone, Michigan casinos brought in more than $89 million in online gambling revenue.
More than $79 million was from internet gaming and another $9 million were from sports betting.
Officials with the Michigan Gaming Control Board say, the state took in $14 million in online gaming tax revenue for the month.
Revenue made from online betting will go to K-12 education, economic development projects, and tribal communities.
In total, more than $301 million has been made since internet gambling and sports betting were legalized in the state.
