Gambling

We'll take a look at the sports betting industry and betting apps, focusing on lawsuits brought against the industry, data collected by these apps and how they affect users in Ohio.

Problem gambling is on the rise in Ohio. A new telehealth service aims to help.

Findings by the Study Commission on the Future of Gaming in Ohio touch on the industry at large, from the state of Ohio’s brick-and-mortar casinos to its lottery.

Cleveland Cavaliers coach J.B. Bickerstaff revealed he received threats from gamblers last season and reported it to the NBA.

Ohio ranked sixth in the nation for casino revenue, raking in over $3.3 billion last year, driven in part by the state’s new sports betting program.

The rates of problem gambling have tripled in recent years. As accessibility to gambling increases, advocates want to ensure counselors are ready to provide treatment.

The average sports better in the state is 21 to 35 years old, male and college educated, with some disposable income.

We look at the explosive growth, who’s raking in the winnings and how it’s affecting those with problem gambling issues.

We look at the explosive growth, who’s raking in the winnings and how it’s affecting those with problem gambling issues.

An informational website and a streamlined call center are being touted as vital resources while the state raises awareness of problem gambling and suicide prevention.