Sports Betting in Michigan: Laws, Licensed Apps & AI Predictions
Key Facts: Michigan Sports Betting
Status
Legal — Online & Retail
Legal Since
2021
Tax Rate
8.4%
Monthly Handle
$600M+
- Legalized in 2019, online launch January 2021
- Full online gaming suite: sports, casino, and poker
- Top-5 state by monthly sports betting handle
- Over 15 licensed online sportsbooks
- U of M vs MSU rivalry drives college betting volume
- Must be 21+ and physically in Michigan to bet
Sports Betting Overview: Michigan
Michigan legalized sports betting in December 2019 through the Lawful Internet Gaming Act, with retail sportsbooks launching in March 2020 and online betting going live in January 2021. Michigan's market quickly became one of the largest in the country, driven by Detroit's major sports franchises and passionate college fan bases at the University of Michigan and Michigan State. The state allows online sports betting, online casino games, and online poker — a full suite that attracts major operators. Michigan's competitive market features over 15 licensed online sportsbooks, and the state consistently ranks in the top five for monthly handle.
Licensed Sportsbooks in Michigan
How AI Predictions Help Michigan Bettors
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Frequently Asked Questions: Michigan Sports Betting
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