Michigan has three commercial casinos, all in Detroit, and tribal casinos across the rest of the state. Online, 15 operators are authorized by the Michigan Gaming Control Board. Every entry links to the public record behind it. Listed by city and name, not by quality.
21Minimum gambling age · Detroit casinos, online casinos and sports betting. Source and details ↗
Michigan’s three commercial casinos are all in Detroit: MGM Grand Detroit, MotorCity Casino Hotel and Hollywood Casino at Greektown. Together they won $102.8 million from table games and slots in September 2026, according to the Michigan Gaming Control Board. Our directory lists 23 tribal casino and gaming locations elsewhere in the state.
Detroit’s three casinos, in the regulator’s numbers
Detroit casinos, table games and slot revenue, September 2026
MGCB: Detroit casino revenue, September 2026 (October 13, 2026). Revenue is what the casino kept after paying winnings; it describes size, not quality. Market shares as published by the MGCB.
MGM Grand Detroit is the largest, with 47% of Detroit’s casino revenue in September 2026.
The three casinos paid $8.3 million in state gaming taxes for the month and reported $12.7 million in wagering taxes and payments to the City of Detroit.
Online casinos in Michigan: only licensed sites are legal
15 commercial and tribal operators are authorized to offer online casino games in Michigan, and 13 of them also offer online sports betting. Together they kept $288.1 million from online casino play in September 2026, up 18.4% from a year earlier. The full list of authorized platforms is on the MGCB website; our six detailed profiles are a sample, not the whole market.
Offshore sites are not a safe alternative. On October 8, 2026 the MGCB sent cease-and-desist letters to 33 offshore operators offering casino games, sweepstakes-style games or sports betting to Michigan residents without a license. Unlicensed sites do not honor Michigan’s self-exclusion list, and the regulator says it cannot help players recover deposits from them. Read the MGCB warning.
Self-exclusion and help in Michigan
The MGCB runs two self-exclusion programs: the Disassociated Persons List and the Internet Gaming and Sports Betting Responsible Gaming Database, which every licensed online operator must honor. The MGCB points Michigan residents to 1-800-GAMBLER; the national helpline is 1-800-MY-RESET, by call or text.
A record is not a review or a confirmation that a venue is open today. Open any entry for its source, date, contact details and research gaps.
What we know about this list
Our Michigan coverage draws on 7 primary sources. Read the date and evidence type on each record before using it to plan a visit or research an account.
An online brand and a physical property can have different rules. Check the exact website, product and current state eligibility requirements.
Michigan’s regulator publishes separate lists for internet casino gaming and sports betting. Use the casino list to check the exact brand and website before you open an account.
Location is optional. We use it in this page only; we do not save it or add it to the URL. Nearby results cover mapped records, not every U.S. casino.
16 mapped records in this directory
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A directory, with the evidence attached. Property photos are labeled and credited; reference images are shown where a venue photo is still pending. Records can include historical names, bingo halls and licensed gaming locations. They do not confirm today’s opening status. Online counts are brand–state records, not unique companies. Read the coverage notes ↗
Try a different name or type. Some states are still awaiting research; missing records do not mean there are no casinos or that an activity is prohibited.
Coverage is a growing selection, not a census of every U.S. casino. A source-check date is when we read a publication; a report date is the age of its underlying data.
NIGC tribal gaming directory+
Named casino, gaming and bingo operations selected from the federal directory. Tribal mailing addresses are not visitor addresses and are omitted. Opening status and current branding have not been checked for each operation.
Casino-address and casino-website columns only, with the public casino number. Tribal-government and gaming-commission addresses and telephone numbers are excluded. Dated directory; call before traveling.
The Michigan Gaming Control Board lists the three licensed Detroit commercial casinos and links their official websites. The board renewed all three operating licenses on September 8, 2026. No street address is published on this page.
Destination coordinates from the directions map linked on the official property website. Approximate property location, not a surveyed visitor entrance.
Michigan has three commercial casinos, all in Detroit (MGM Grand Detroit, MotorCity Casino Hotel and Hollywood Casino at Greektown). Our directory lists 23 tribal casino and gaming locations elsewhere in the state, run under each tribe’s compact.
Which Detroit casino is the biggest?+
By revenue, MGM Grand Detroit: $48.8 million from table games and slots in September 2026, 47% of the Detroit market, according to the MGCB.
Are online casinos legal in Michigan?+
Yes, but only through the 15 operators the MGCB has authorized. Offshore sites are illegal: the MGCB sent 33 of them cease-and-desist letters in October 2026.
Where are most casinos in Michigan?+
Among the records with a checked location, Detroit (3) have the most. 1 record still needs a verified street address, so the city split is incomplete.
What is the gambling age in Michigan?+
21 for detroit casinos, online casinos and sports betting. Michigan law requires bettors to be 21 or older in the Detroit casinos and on authorized online casino and sportsbook sites. Also: fantasy contests, 18. Tribal casinos set their minimum under each tribe’s compact, so check the casino.
Are there online casinos in Michigan?+
Our directory includes 16 online casino brand records for Michigan, taken from MGCB authorized platform providers. A brand–state record is not a review. Check the operator’s current eligibility rules and the state regulator before you sign up.
Are Michigan casinos open right now?+
We do not confirm opening hours. Our records show where a venue was licensed or listed on the date of each source. Call the property or check its official website before you travel, especially for smaller venues.
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