Nearly Half Of Ohio’s Pre-Approved Sports Betting Kiosk Hosts Miss Application Deadline
The application window to host sports betting kiosks in Ohio closed on Aug. 15, but businesses can still apply in time for Jan. 1, 2023.
Danny Cross is the managing editor of PlayOhio, where he covers the Ohio sports betting and casino industries, including the latest news on Ohio sportsbooks and responsible gambling in the state.
Cross joined PlayOhio from Pro Football Focus, where he wrote and edited articles on the NFL, fantasy football and betting.
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