Michigan Online Casino Pays Out $3.65 million on $1.06 Spin

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Michigan Online Casino Pays Out $3.65 million on $1.06 Spin

DETROIT (Gambling911.com) - A lucky Michigan gambler turned $1.07 into a cool $3.65 million.

It happened Sunday night on the Hollywood Casino website, which is run by Penn Entertainment.

The money came from DropZone, Hollywood Casino’s progressive jackpot, and it hit while the customer was playing Bao Zhu Fu Red, an Aristocrat slot. 

It is the third largest jackpot win in Michigan history and the fifth-largest in US online casino history.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board identifies the licensed operator as Greektown Casino, L.L.C., doing business as Hollywood Casino at Greektown, with theScore Bet/Penn Sports Interactive serving as the online platform provider.

Michigan is one of only a handful of US states that regulates online casinos.

As of October 2026, the Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) lists 15 authorized online casino platforms operating in Michigan.

They are:
- bet365 Casino
- BetMGM Casino
- betPARX Casino / Play Gun Lake
- BetRivers Casino
- Caesars Palace Online Casino
- DraftKings Casino
- Eagle Casino & Sports
- Fanatics Casino
- FanDuel Casino
- FireKeepers iCasino
- Four Winds Online Casino
- Golden Nugget Online Casino
- Hard Rock Bet Casino
- Hollywood Online Casino / Hollywood Casino at Greektown
- Horseshoe Online Casino


  • Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com 

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