The three Detroit casinos combined for $101.5 million in revenue for the month of June, according to a statement from the Michigan Gaming Control Board on Tuesday.
That’s despite the city’s three retail sportsbooks combining to net a $395K loss of adjusted gross revenue, almost entirely coming from a single bet at MotorCity Casino.
Revenue from table games and slots ($101.9 million) at the Detroit casinos was up 3.8% compared to the same month in 2022. For the year, table games and slots revenue is up nearly one percentage point at 0.9%.
