List of casinos in Ohio
4 casinos in Ohio — full list from OCC
The four commercial casinos licensed by the Ohio Casino Control Commission (Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo). Racinos and video lottery terminals, online and mobile sports betting are not included.
Registry sourcesOCC — Monthly Casino Revenue Report (Aug 2026): # of Tables / # of Slots per casino · as of Aug 31, 2026
Gambling in Ohio is regulated by the Ohio Casino Control Commission. You must be 21 or older to enter the gaming floor.
Ohio casinos with table games
Real listings · not adsSorted by table games — registry count
Race & sports books
Real listings · not adsVegas racing is a book desk, not a street hippodrome. Some books keep their own NGCB location ID; the largest destination books often sit on the casino licence.
Largest books on the casino licence
No separate NGCB desk row — the race & sports floor is on the host casino file.
Areas
- Cleveland · 1 casino
- Columbus · 1 casino
- Cincinnati · 1 casino
- Toledo · 1 casino
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many casinos are in Ohio?
Ohio has 4 casinos, according to the market’s official registry (OCC). The four commercial casinos licensed by the Ohio Casino Control Commission (Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo). Racinos and video lottery terminals, online and mobile sports betting are not included.
What is the list of casinos in Ohio?
The 4 casinos in Ohio: Hollywood Casino Columbus, Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati, JACK Cleveland Casino, and Hollywood Casino Toledo. Open any name for hours, table and slot counts with sources.
Where does the Ohio casino list come from?
From OCC — Monthly Casino Revenue Report (Aug 2026): # of Tables / # of Slots per casino. Every count on a casino card cites its report and a check date; review-site scores are not used.
What is the gambling age in Ohio?
You must be 21 or older to enter a gaming floor in Ohio. Carry a valid government-issued photo ID.