US EditionOpponents of Ohio House iGaming Bill Concerned with Cannibalization Rates, Increased Problem Gaming
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Opponents of Ohio House iGaming Bill Concerned with Cannibalization Rates, Increased Problem Gaming
Opponents of Rep. Brian Stewart’s (R-12) iGaming bill had their say during the legislation’s second committee hearing Stewart’s bill aims to legalize iGaming in the state and prohibit dual-currency sweepstakes gaming Legalization of iGaming may lead to cannibalization for brick-and-mortar casinos and increases in problem gaming rates Opponents and “interested parties” of an Ohio House of Representatives iGaming bill voiced their concerns over th…
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