Detroit’s three casinos brought in nearly $1.28 billion in revenue in 2022, just shy of the $1.29 billion they generated the year prior, the Michigan Gaming Control Board reported Tuesday.
Much of that revenue — $983.7 million, or 77% — came from slots. Table games generated $273.3 million, or 21% of the total, while retail sports betting contributed $18.8 million, or 2%. Those figures don’t include revenue from online casino gaming and sports betting.
MGM Grand Detroit closed the year with 48% market share, while MotorCity Casino captured 31% of the market and Hollywood Casino at Greektown had 21%.
Annual revenue tied to table games and slots was down 0.8% year-over-year. MGM Grand Detroit’s revenue from table games and slots was up 8.3% to $600 million. MotorCity Casino’s fell 9.5% to $396.5 million. And Hollywood Casino at Greektown saw revenue tied to those forms of gambling fall 5.1% to $260.5 million.
