bet365 has launched Jackpot365 in Michigan, bringing its in-house progressive jackpot feature to customers in the state’s sportsbook and casino products. The feature lets players opt in from a bet slip or within qualifying casino games for a chance at one of four jackpots, while the original wager keeps its own terms and outcome.
The rollout came about four months after bet365’s sports wagering and iGaming platform went live in Michigan in April. Trip Stoddard, bet365’s head of development, said the company was “excited to introduce Jackpot365 to Michigan just a few months after bringing bet365 Sportsbook and Casino to the state.”
The Michigan Gaming Control Board approved Hillside Michigan LLC, which does business as bet365, on April 17 as the internet gaming and internet sports betting platform provider for the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians. The board said bet365 had completed the licensing and regulatory requirements, and that the approval followed PokerStars’ exit from the market.
bet365 describes Jackpot365 as an exclusive multi-tier progressive jackpot feature built entirely by the company and integrated directly into the bet slip and casino games. Customers can add a jackpot entry without changing how they normally wager.
The feature now sits inside bet365 Casino Michigan rather than arriving as a separate download or standalone title. PlayMichigan said the company has not published the individual tier values or the full list of qualifying games in Michigan.
Access is limited to customers aged 21 and over who are physically located in Michigan. bet365 said players can use the feature through its app or on bet365.com.
The company said Jackpot365 has already generated more than $70 million in payouts from over 160,000 wins worldwide since its UK launch in December 2025 through the end of this year’s World Cup. In US markets, bet365 said the feature has produced 14,700 jackpot wins and more than $7 million in payouts so far.
PlayMichigan noted that those figures are operator-reported rather than regulator data, and that Michigan’s monthly reporting is unlikely to separate jackpot activity from the rest of an operator’s handle. The outlet also said Jackpot365 is a feature rather than a promotion, so it does not carry its own bonus terms.
