Ohio SB430 specifies actions that constitute regulated sports gaming, including wagering on professional, collegiate, and other authorized events.
Ohio SB430 amends the Revised Code to clarify what constitutes regulated sports gaming. It defines "authorized sporting event" to include professional, collegiate, Olympic, international, motor race, and esports events, among others, but excludes primary and secondary school events. The bill outlines specific types of wagers allowed, such as spread, over-under, and moneyline wagers, and mandates that all sports gaming activities must be conducted in approved locations and manners.
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