Best Sportsbooks to Launch in Ohio

As of January 1, 2023, punters can place bets on Ohio sports through retail outlets and betting apps. Daily fantasy sports betting is already well-liked in Ohio. People from Ohio already have access to legitimate sports wagers in a few neighboring states, including Michigan, Indiana, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. This article gives you a rundown of the best sportsbooks expected to launch in the state at the start of next year.

The most significant change to the state's sportsbook laws was made when Ohio Governor Mike DeWine passed HB29 into law on December 22, 2021.

BetMGM Sportsbook is affiliated with its parent company's name and rewards program. It has received Ohio approval under MGM Northfield Park’s master licence.

Caesars Sportsbook Ohio is the best sportsbook app in Ohio. You can earn credits with Caesar Rewards when you wager on sports. Over 2,000 slot machines, table games and live harness racing are available at Eldorado Scioto Downs for five months of the year.

FanDuel Sportsbook is pending approval under the Belterra Park master licence to be able to offer sports betting in Ohio. It is possible to bet on cricket, handball and other uncommon sports.

DraftKings Sportsbook has received approval under Hollywood Casino Toledo's master licence. The app is waiting for launch after receiving Ohio approval.

PointsBet Sportsbook is about to launch in Ohio. It has received approval under Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley's master license. Its welcome bonus is worth up to $800 (£650).

There are already apps for Ohio sports betting, but they are only available for daily fantasy sports. The debut of Ohio mobile betting will include at least a few of the state's top betting websites and applications.

When sports betting begins in Ohio, college athletic wagering will be permitted. The NBA offers many props and boosts for every NFL game. MLB is a top adopter of in-stadium betting. NHL betting sites are busiest on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The Ohio State Buckeyes have a stronger brand than the other college teams.

It's about time that Ohio residents could legally wager on sports from the comfort of their own homes. Sports betting in the state might bring in millions of dollars in its first year. A large portion of the proceeds will go to K-12 education.