By The Weekly Edge desk ·
CDC Gaming reported that Ohio casino revenue increased 3.5% annually to $84.9m in June. Slots contributed $62.8m, rising 4.1%, while table games brought in $22.1m, up 1.7%.
Both slot machines and table games generated higher revenue than a year earlier.
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Robinhood Derivatives faces a 16 October compliance deadline for Ohio’s cease-and-desist order concerning sports-event contracts.
Recipients face possible administrative, civil or criminal proceedings if they disregard the commission’s demands, PlayUSA reported.
The notices require recipients to stop offering or facilitating sports contracts in Ohio and expose them to enforcement proceedings if they continue.
Ohio’s bill limits licences to existing casinos and racinos, but its sponsor sees little prospect of advancement in 2026.
Slots generated most Ohio casino revenue and outpaced table game growth, highlighting product performance differences for operators.
Ohio’s departure makes it the third state gambling regulator confirmed to have ended National Council on Problem Gambling membership.