The Michigan Gaming Control Board recently disclosed that Detroit’s trio of casinos—the MGM Grand Detroit, MotorCity Casino, and Hollywood Casino at Greektown—raked in $101.04 million in June revenue.
As the numbers trickle in, a noticeable decline is spotted in various sectors compared to previous months. Despite this dip, the casinos still managed to pull in a hefty sum, with table games and slot machines contributing the lion’s share of $100.38 million, and retail sports betting chipping in another $665,435. This financial snapshot, outlined in a report from the Michigan Gaming Control Board, sketches a mixed picture of the city’s gaming industry for the month.
