Ohioans wagered more than $1.1 billion on sports betting in January, the first month sports gambling was legal in the state.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission released the data Tuesday, noting the bets resulted in $208.9 million in revenue for sportsbooks across the state.
The vast majority of wagers were placed online, officials said, with 16 operators accounting for $205 million in revenue. Ohio’s 14 in-person, retail sportsbooks reported $3.2 million in revenue, while the state's four casinos showed $86 million in gaming revenues for January.Overall, Ohioans scored more than $883.6 million in winnings, according to the data.
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