All posts tagged "Ohio"
No Integrity Fee In Ohio Sports Betting Legislation, Key Lawmaker Says
An integrity fee or royalty to sports leagues could face an uphill battle as Ohio sports betting enters the Senate committee process. Requiring the use...
Ohio Sports Betting Bill Finally Appears; Will Sports Gambling Also Surface In Governor’s Budget?
A long-awaited sports betting bill appeared in Ohio on Thursday, marking one of the last major states in the Midwest or Northeast to address the...
Legalize Ohio Sports Betting Or Ban It? Key Lawmaker Says Yes
It looks like Ohio sports betting will be no way or all the way this year, according to a key state lawmaker. Rep. Bill Coley wants...
Chances For Ohio Sports Betting “Better Than 50-50”, Bill Sponsor Says
The odds are favorable to legalize Ohio sports betting this year, according to one bill sponsor. Ohio Sen. John Eklund tells Legal Sports Report he expects to fill...
Searching For Clues About Which States Will Pass New Sports Betting Bills In 2019
Congress will go back into session this week and state legislatures throughout the country will follow shortly thereafter. When they do, legal sports betting will...
Interstate Sports Betting Compacts? Ohio Lawmaker Pitches Them At DC Summit
Interstate sports betting compacts might be a thing in the US in the future, if one lawmaker from Ohio has his way.
Which States Will Be Part Of The Second Wave of Legal Sports Betting?
Lawmakers discussed which states will be in legal sports betting's second wave at the NCLGS Conference in Cleveland.
Ohio Sports Betting Next Year? Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Legalize Wagering
A new bill that would legalize Ohio sports betting surfaced in the state legislature on Thursday.
Kasich Signs Fantasy Sports Bill; Ohio Becomes 18th State With Law
Ohio Gov. John Kasich signed a bill legalizing paid-entry daily fantasy sports in the state
Ohio Sends Fantasy Sports Bill To Governor; Would Be 18th State With Law
Ohio's legislature sent a bill formally legalizing and regulating paid-entry fantasy sports to the desk of Gov. John Kasich on Tuesday.
