LEGALIZE ONLINE CASINO GAMING 4d1s6h
Every day, people across Ohio are placing bets on online casinos — they’re just doing it on unregulated platforms that ignore consumer protection laws and generate no state revenue. Legalizing online casino gaming (or iGaming) would protect people and bring in hundreds of millions to fund critical programs in the state.
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THE FACTS:
- Ohio loses out on $600 million in new revenue every year to unregulated iGaming.
- These online sites operate with no licenses or verifiable consumer protections, putting Ohioans — especially minors — at risk.
- Unregulated online casino gaming deprives the state of over half a BILLION in new revenue every year — that’s money we simply can’t afford to lose for essential state programs like education.
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Tell your legislator it’s time to make iGaming legal.
DAILY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: How Paris Hilton, Drake, and NBA stars 'create veneer of legitimacy' for disputed sweepstakes casinos 2e172a
In the eyes of many gaming corporations, not to mention lawsuit plaintiffs and state regulators, sweepstakes casinos act as traditional casinos, only without the oversight, consumer protections and tax laws
Unlike regulated sportsbooks and casinos, sweepstakes casinos don’t have to offer responsible gambling services, age verification or other consumer protections. Yet more than a million Americans play each month, and the games drew nearly $6 billion in player purchases last year, including $1.9 billion in net revenue, according to Eilers & Krejcik Gaming, a research analyst firm. The firm predicts those numbers will more than double next year.