Hall of Fame Village aka the Professional Football Hall of Fame (BetRivers).If additional license applications come in for these counties, the Ohio Casino Control Commission will have a harder decision to make. Several counties eligible for just one license already have their application quota filled. Hollywood Gaming will likely receive a license and it will be very interesting to see how the Ohio Casino Control Commission handles Phantom Fireworks, a retail fireworks business located in Youngstown, request for a license. Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley (Barstool Sportsbook).Based on population, Mahoning County should only qualify for one Type B license, but a provision in the sports betting bill allows for counties with 100,000 to 399,999 residents to have two Type B licenses if a racino is located in the county. Ohio counties eligible for just one Type B license may find the most competition. Smallest Ohio counties may have biggest competition All three applicants in all three counties stand a good chance of receiving a Type B license. Two casinos and a raceway, all with well known online sports betting operator partners. Hollywood Casino Toledo (Barstool Sportsbook).Hollywood Gaming Dayton Raceway (Barstool Sportsbook).Here is the applicant for Montgomery County: Three counties, Montgomery, Lucas, and Summit, are all eligible for three Type B licenses and all have just one entity from each that applied for a license so far. The remaining counties have far less competition.

All four stand a good chance of receiving a license. Two casinos, two professional sports franchises.

PNK LLC aka Belterra Park Cincinnati Casino (No partner listed).

Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati (Hard Rock Digital).

Of these four, it seems as if Muirfield Village Golf would be the only entity running the risk of not receiving a license, and even that seems like a longshot. Two casinos, a professional hockey team, and a country club.

Hollywood Casino Columbus (Barstool Sportsbook).Muirfield Village Golf (Parx Interactive).Here are the Franklin County entities that applied for a license: Sad to say for Ravencrest Partners (which nobody seems to know anything about) and Harry Buffalo, a sports bar, but their journey for a Type B sports betting license will likely stop here.īoth Franklin County and Hamilton County had four entities each apply for a Type B license. One casino, one racino, three professional sports franchises, a mystery business, and a bar. Ravencrest Partners LLC (no partner listed).Ohio online sports betting and Maryland sports betting are on the way.Ģ1+ and present in OH. There is big news coming to the upcoming 2022-23 Big Ten football season (and NFL season).

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