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Ohio Casino Control Commission investigates suspicious Guardians betting

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The Ohio Casino Control Commission said it opened an investigation after a licensed Ohio sportsbook notified it of suspicious wagering on the Cleveland Guardians on 30 June. The commission is working with Major League Baseball, which is conducting its own investigation; the regulator said it would not comment further until its inquiry concludes.

Ohio sportsbooks face regulatory scrutiny over suspicious wagering while the commission investigates the activity.

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Ohio Casino Control Commission ends NCPG ties over $2m Kalshi partnership

It was reported that the Ohio Casino Control Commission ended its relationship with the National Council on Problem Gambling over its $2m Kalshi partnership. The outlet said regulators in Michigan and Nevada also opposed the arrangement.

The Ohio Casino Control Commission (OCCC) has ended its relationship with the National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG), according to the commission's executive director. Andromeda Morrison said that Ohio was the first state to sever ties with the NCPG, in June. The OCCC's action follows the NCPG's $2m partnership with Kalshi, which regulators in Michigan and Nevada also opposed.

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