According to the Michigan Gaming Control Board

Detroit reports USD 1.4 B in aggregate revenue for 2017

Casinos returned USD 113 million to the state in gaming taxes last year, and about $177 million in waging taxes and development agreement payments.
2018-01-10
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Slot machines contributed $1.14 billion -- 81 percent -- of the 2017 revenue, while table games took in $260 million. Casinos returned USD 113 million to the state in gaming taxes last year.

According to the Michigan Gaming Control Board, the three casinos in Detroit have reported USD 1.4 B in aggregate revenue last year, about a 1-percent increase over 2016 totals.

Slot machines contributed $1.14 billion -81 percent- of the 2017 revenue, while table games took in $260 million. Revenue was about $592 million at MGM Grand Detroit and $478 million at MotorCity Casino. Greektown Casino took in nearly $330 million.

Casinos returned USD 113 million to the state in gaming taxes last year, and about $177 million in waging taxes and development agreement payments.

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