Ohio Gambling News

Democrats won Senate seats in Ohio and Texas as prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket broadly anticipated the midterm sweep, though they missed a South Carolina race, Reuters reported.

Kalshi reported $1.33 billion in midterm trading volume as election prediction markets faced scrutiny over forecasting accuracy, liquidity and safeguards.

Ohio’s governor candidates have different positions on online gambling expansion. Any move to legalize online casinos would still require legislative approval and a regulatory framework.

A PAC supporting Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is among the recipients of prediction-market political giving as the industry faces regulatory scrutiny.

Ohio’s enforcement action against prediction markets is part of a broader dispute over state gambling authority, while New Jersey has adopted mandatory online responsible gambling rules.

With sports betting set to launch on Jan. 1, Ohioans are already betting on sports via DFS, which became legal in Ohio in 2017.

As of Sept. 23, we are 100 days away from the launch of Ohio sports betting. Here are 100 unanswered questions leading up to Jan. 1.

Everi and JACK Entertainment recently debuted cashless gaming technology at Jack's Ohio casino properties.

Cashless gambling has made its way to Ohio as the Hollywood Casino Columbus is now participating in Penn National's program

Here’s a look at Betly Sportsbook and what users can expect when Ohio sports betting launches on Jan. 1, 2023.