Online gambling in Ohio
Ohio Casino Control Commission (OCCC)
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operator relationships
15
operator relationships sourced
21+
min age
Ohio regulates online and retail sports gaming through the Ohio Casino Control Commission. The May 2026 revenue report records 13 online proprietor-provider identities, and Atlas now maps every reporting identity instead of profiling only four. The retired Barstool and unsupported Betano labels remain not listed; the Penn row is recorded as TSB/theScore Bet.
Sports Betting
Legal
Online Casino
Unclear
Online Poker
Unclear
Atlas Market Rule Pack
A structured, source-linked view of the rules that shape entry and operation in Ohio.
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Verified rules
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Rule categories
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Source coverage
None active
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Current operating snapshot
The OCCC May 2026 revenue report identifies 13 online proprietor-provider identities. Atlas now maps all 13 reporting brands or operator identities and uses this operational snapshot rather than assuming that every active licence is live.
OCCC May 2026 sports-gaming revenue reportLicence status versus operation
The OCCC licence list separately publishes licence status and whether an entity is currently operating. The regulator cautions that an active licence does not by itself mean that the operator has launched.
OCCC proprietor and services-provider listPermitted wagering catalogue
Operators may offer generally approved wagers, while certain awards and specialist markets require specific approval. Individual-player proposition bets on NCAA events and several inherently objectionable or pre-determined outcomes are prohibited.
OCCC event and wager catalogueHistorical brand names need a second source
The older OCCC licence PDF still labels Penn Sports Interactive as ESPN Bet, while the May revenue report uses TSB. Atlas does not assign that row to the retired Barstool brand and uses the current theScore Bet identity for Penn’s US rebrand.
OCCC May 2026 sports-gaming revenue reportDecision-support summary, not legal advice. Follow each primary source and confirm the current rule with the regulator before acting.
Jurisdiction-specific evidence
Operator status in Ohio
These are jurisdiction-specific records, not endorsements. Restricted, revoked and other non-active statuses remain visible when supported by an official source.
DraftKings
DraftKings Inc
FanDuel
Flutter Entertainment
Caesars Sportsbook (Ohio)
Caesars Entertainment
Barstool Sportsbook
Penn Entertainment
Barstool is absent from the current online reporting rows. The Penn Interactive row is identified as TSB, so Atlas does not assign that current evidence to the retired Barstool brand.
Betano
Kaizen Gaming International Ltd
Betano and its operating identity are absent from every current online proprietor-services-provider row in the May 2026 OCCC report.
Bet365
Bet365 Group Ltd
Bally Bet
Bally's Corporation
Fanatics Sportsbook
Fanatics Inc
Prime Sportsbook
Out the Gate Inc.
Hard Rock Bet
Hard Rock International
theScore Bet
Penn Entertainment
BetRivers
Rush Street Interactive
betJACK
JACK Cleveland Casino, LLC
MVGBet
Miami Valley Gaming and Racing, LLC / Gamewise, Inc.
BetMGM
MGM Resorts / Entain
Is online betting legal in Ohio?
Yes, online sports betting is legal and regulated in Ohio under the supervision of Ohio Casino Control Commission (OCCC).
Is online casino legal in Ohio?
The reviewed official sources do not establish a clear online-casino status for Ohio.
Who regulates gambling in Ohio?
Ohio Casino Control Commission (OCCC) oversees the regulated gambling framework in Ohio, including licensing or compliance for the products permitted there.
What is the minimum gambling age in Ohio?
The recorded minimum gambling age in Ohio is 21. Product-specific or venue rules may impose a higher threshold.
Ohio Casino Control Commission (OCCC)
Ohio Casino Control Commission
Verification Note
Information is based on official regulatory sources. Always verify operator licensing status directly with Ohio Casino Control Commission (OCCC) before use.
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