MAP: Which bars, restaurants near you will offer sports betting starting Jan. 1

Demetri Zavakos, manager of Victory Lanes bowling alley in Springfield, describes how sports betting will work on an Ohio Lottery kiosk in the alley Thursday. BILL LACKEY/STAFF

Credit: Bill Lackey

Credit: Bill Lackey

Demetri Zavakos, manager of Victory Lanes bowling alley in Springfield, describes how sports betting will work on an Ohio Lottery kiosk in the alley Thursday. BILL LACKEY/STAFF
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Dec 27, 2022
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Starting Jan. 1, Ohioans will be able to wager on sporting events through apps, at racinos and casinos, and at bars, restaurants and bowling alleys approved for a license from the Ohio Casino Control Commission.

Go here for more information on how sports betting will work when the new law goes into effect, and resources for gambling addiction.

Use the map below to find locations in your area approved for a Class C license to offer sports gambling as of Dec. 16.

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