Detroit Casinos Pulled in a Fortune in 2025: Annual Report

Detroit's casinos didn't just roll the dice in 2025. They raked the table clean, stacked the chips, and politely asked Michigan to hold their coat. According to a new report from the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB), the city's three casinos pulled in a combined $1.28 billion in Revenue in 2025, proving once again that Detroit knows how to keep the lights on and the slot machines humming.

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Detroit Casino Revenue by the Numbers

Most of that money came from slots, which generated $1.02 billion, or nearly 80% of all Casino revenue. Table games followed with $247.8 million, while retail sports betting chipped in $14.2 million. Not the biggest slice of the pie, but it's still growing fast.

MGM Leads the Detroit Casinos in Profits

MGM Detroit led the market with $605.3 million in annual revenue, accounting for 48% of the market. While growth was modest at up 0.3% from 2024, MGM remained the undisputed revenue champ and also saw retail sports betting totals hit $3 million for the year. 

Detroit's Motor City Casino Down Year-Over-Year

Motor City Casino brought in $376.1 million in 2025, holding 30% of the total market. That figure was down 2.5% year over year, though Motor City led the city in retail sports betting revenue with $6.8 million. 

Hollywood's Last in Detroit

Hollywood Casino at Greektown rounded out the trio with $283.9 million, representing 22% of Detroit's Casino market. While down 3.1% from 2024, Greektown still posted $4.4 million in sports betting revenue.

What This Means for Michigan Revenue

In total, Detroit casinos paid 102.5 million in gaming taxes to the State of Michigan in 2025, plus additional taxes to the City of Detroit. Not bad for a year of rolling, dealing, and shuffling the deck.