In other words, Michigan residents and visitors have a plethora of gambling options. In addition to the state’s twenty-six casinos, there are two horse racing tracks (with simulcast betting), countless charity “Millionaire Party” gambling fundraisers found throughout the state, and lottery games – not to mention casinos across the border in Indiana, and in Windsor Canada. While we don’t know the money made from tribal casinos (they aren’t subject’s to regulatory disclosure), we know that just the state’s three privately-owned casinos generate over a billion dollars of gambling revenue each year. Some now have sports books! The MGM Grand in Detroit is one of the biggest casinos in MichiganĬasino gambling is a multi-billion dollar business in the state. blackjack, craps, roulette, and various carnival games. Twenty-three of these are Indian casinos, while the other three are commercial casinos in Detroit.Įvery casino has slot machines/video poker machines, and all the larger ones have the normal table games you’d find at most casinos, i.e. In fact, there are over 31,000 slot machines in the state!Īll total, 26 casinos call Michigan home. The nation’s tenth most populous state, Michigan also ranks number ten on the list of states with the most casinos.
