Nearly 5,000 Ohioans Utilizing Responsible Gambling Voluntary Exclusion Program
Ohioans are utilizing the Time Out Ohio voluntary exclusion program in high numbers during the early days of sports betting.
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.
Ohioans are utilizing the Time Out Ohio voluntary exclusion program in high numbers during the early days of sports betting.
Ohio’s sports betting industry brought in over $200 million in revenue in January, the first month of legal sports betting in the state.
Three more big names have applied for Ohio sports betting licenses: Fanatics, FanDuel and the Cincinnati Bengals.
Ohio’s sports betting kiosk market got off to a slow start but still managed to take in an impressive $850,000 in bets in January.
Adding a sports betting kiosk was a "no-brainer" for Kitty’s Sports Grill in Cincinnati. The kiosk has been up and running since Jan. 1.
The Ohio sports betting market led the U.S. in unique sportsbook accounts betting on the Super Bowl and ranked second in geolocation checks.