Seven Ohio sportsbook apps are licensed and live right now. All of them launched under the Ohio Casino Control Commission framework that went live January 1, 2023. Every app on this page has cleared OCCC licensing — no offshore junk, no gray-market operators.

Which Ohio sportsbook apps are available?

The full list of licensed operators: FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars, ESPN Bet (formerly Barstool), Bet365, and Fanatics. Each one is available as a mobile app and requires you to be physically inside Ohio state lines to place a bet. Geolocation is mandatory — VPNs will get your wager rejected.

Sportsbook Licensed in Ohio Full Review
FanDuel Yes — live since Jan 1, 2023 FanDuel Ohio Sportsbook Review
DraftKings Yes — live since Jan 1, 2023 DraftKings Ohio Sportsbook Review
BetMGM Yes — OCCC licensed BetMGM Ohio Sportsbook Review
Caesars Yes — OCCC licensed Caesars Sportsbook Ohio Review
ESPN Bet Yes — rebranded from Barstool late 2023 ESPN Bet Ohio Sportsbook Review (Formerly Barstool)
Bet365 Yes — OCCC licensed Bet365 Ohio Sportsbook Review
Fanatics Yes — entered Ohio after national rollout Fanatics Sportsbook Ohio Review

What should you look at before picking an Ohio sportsbook?

Odds format, bet types, and app quality all matter. Every licensed Ohio book posts odds in American moneyline format — think -110 on a standard spread bet. But the user experience, promo structure, and available markets differ. Read each individual review before you commit.

Before you sign up anywhere, check out our guide on how to sign up for an Ohio sportsbook — it walks you through identity verification, geolocation, and your first deposit step by step. Also worth knowing: winnings are taxable at both the federal and Ohio state level. Our page on Ohio sportsbook taxes covers the details.

Are Ohio sportsbooks safe to use?

Every operator on this list is OCCC-licensed. That means consumer protections, licensed apps, and a path to resolve disputes. Offshore sites have none of that — learn more about why offshore sportsbooks are risky in Ohio. If you ever need a break, Ohio's self-exclusion program bars you from all licensed books in the state.

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