The Ohio Casino Control Commission is advancing a rule to prohibit sports bettors from funding wagers with credit cards, an agency spokesperson confirmed. The proposal has not taken effect and must pass through the Common Sense Initiative before receiving approval from the Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review.
If approved, the rule would restrict how Ohio sports bettors can fund wagers.
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Ten Republican representatives introduced Ohio House Bill 971 in the Ohio House on 1 July, according to the report. The proposal would prohibit online and mobile sports betting, in-play and parlay bets, college sports wagers and player proposition bets, while capping individual bets at $100 and limiting customers to eight bets per 24 hours. The bill has entered the House committee process and would need approval from both chambers before reaching the governor.
Kalshi filed a lawsuit against the Ohio Casino Control Commission on 29 June, seeking to stop a proposed $5m penalty over alleged unlicensed sports betting. The company argues that the enforcement plan violates its constitutional rights; the commission’s position is that Kalshi’s sports contracts fall under Ohio gambling law, which Kalshi disputes.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission has placed Blake Morgan on the state's sports gaming involuntary exclusion list after he was accused of threatening Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider. The order bars Morgan from entering sports gaming facilities in Ohio and from taking part in sports gaming activities there. He may appeal through the courts.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission has placed Blake Morgan on the state's sports gaming involuntary exclusion list, according to an order issued by the regulator. The order bars Morgan from entering sports gaming facilities in Ohio and from taking part in sports gaming activities in the state.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board's pending regulation page lists proposed revisions to Technical Standards 3 and 5 through 13, aimed at modernising and consolidating requirements for associated equipment systems. These cover slots, kiosks, interactive gaming, race and sports, parimutuel, keno, bingo and other areas, with drafts dated June to August 2026. The page also lists NGC regulations identified for review under Executive Order 2026-003, with the Board recommending a list on 7 October 2026 and a Gaming Commission meeting set for 22 October 2026.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board's pending regulation page lists proposed revisions to Technical Standards 3 and 5 through 13, intended to modernise and consolidate requirements for associated equipment systems. The page also lists Nevada Gaming Commission regulations identified for consideration under Executive Order 2026-003, with a Board-recommended list dated 7 October 2026.
Reportedly, the Nevada Gaming Control Board considered revised technical standards for gaming equipment and systems at its Wednesday meeting. The board will repost the drafts for public comment by 15 November and retain the proposed adoption date of 1 October 2027.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board considered ten revised technical standards for gaming equipment and systems at its meeting on Wednesday and will repost the drafts for public comment by 15 November, keeping a proposed adoption date of 1 October 2027. The board heard the drafts presented by Jeremy Eberwein, chief of its technology division, according to the board's presentation.