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Just over two years ago, New Jersey created a special law to cut local taxes for Atlantic City’s nine casinos.  It did so by raising real estate taxes for everyone else in the county. …

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Ohio’s casinos and racinos took in $2.33 billion in gambling revenue in 2022, narrowly breaking the record they set in 2021 as they headed into the new era of sports gambling on a high note.December will be the last…

The images presented in films and television shows of back-alley entrances to bustling rooms where clerks take bets on sporting events – usually illegally – end in Ohio on Jan. 1, when sports gambling becomes legal here.And local…

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Ohio’s gambling establishments brought in $215.6 million in April, less than a percentage point shy of the record amount of revenue recorded last April.Ohio’s 11 casinos and racinos have been surging after coming out of…

LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. — Just in time for March Madness, Hollywood Casino in Lawrenceburg opened a $2.4 million expansion of its Barstool Sports Book Wednesday – adding slot machines, table games and new dining options to the sports betting…

Ohio casinos continued their winning ways in February as retail and online sports betting approaches later this year. According to state figures released on Monday, the four Las Vegas-style casinos won $75.2 million during February, up…

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Greater Cleveland’s casinos and racinos all increased their February revenue compared to last year, with MGM Northfield Park seeing a 16.7% gain.Across the state of Ohio gambling revenue is up 12.7%. Combined the…

Ohioans felt especially risky last year, and they're not alone.Driving the news: Ohio's four casinos and seven racinos set another new record for revenue in 2021 by bringing in a combined $2.3 billion, according to Ohio's Casino Control…

With an estimated record 31.5 million people expected to bet on this year's Super Bowl, Ohio casinos are preparing for next year's game when sports betting is legal. CLEVELAND — Super Bowl LVI is a big day for many…

The four commercial casinos in Ohio ended 2021 with record revenue, taking in nearly $1 billion for the calendar year.The exact total of $983,711,240 was 15.6% higher than the state’s previous record of $850,984,462, set in 2019. In…