Online gambling in Ohio operates in a unique regulatory environment. While online sports betting became legal in January 2023, online casino gaming awaits potential legalization through Senate Bill 312, which proposes a 15% tax rate.

Legal gambling options in Ohio include:

• Charitable gaming (bingo, raffles)
• Horse racing
• State lottery
• Video lottery terminals at racetracks
• Sports betting
• Land-based casinos
• Skill-based amusement machines

Sports betting regulations:

• Must be 21+ and physically present in Ohio
• Major operators: DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars, FanDuel
• Popular sports include pro football, college sports, basketball
• Prop bets on college athletes prohibited
• No high school sports betting

Payment options for Ohio players:

• Cryptocurrencies
• Bank wire transfers
• Credit/debit cards
• E-wallets
• Checks (for withdrawals)

The Ohio Casino Control Commission oversees gambling operations, focusing on:

• Licensing and supervision
• Responsible gambling programs
• Consumer protection
• Law enforcement

While online casino gaming isn't yet legal, Ohio residents can access:

• Offshore gambling sites
• Social/sweepstakes casinos
• Licensed sports betting platforms

Game providers serving US players include Rival, RTG, BetSoft, NuWorks, and Arrows Edge, offering slots, table games, and poker variations.

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