Legal sportsbooks & pick'em apps in Ohio
Yes. 10 online sportsbooks operate in Ohio. None of the pick'em apps we track do.
Checked October 16, 2026 against state regulators' licensee lists and the operators' own state pages. Covers the national apps Betravon tracks; local and in-person-only books aren't listed.
Online sportsbooks in Ohio
- DraftKingsSportsbook site ↗
- FanDuelSportsbook site ↗
- BetMGMSportsbook site ↗
- Caesars SportsbookSportsbook site ↗
- Fanatics SportsbookSportsbook site ↗
- bet365Sportsbook site ↗
- theScore BetSportsbook site ↗
- BetRiversSportsbook site ↗
- Hard Rock BetSportsbook site ↗
- Bally BetSportsbook site ↗
Quick answers
- Is PrizePicks legal in Ohio?
- No. PrizePicks does not operate in Ohio.
- Is Underdog legal in Ohio?
- No. Underdog does not operate in Ohio.
- Is DraftKings Sportsbook legal in Ohio?
- Yes. DraftKings Sportsbook operates in Ohio.
- Is FanDuel Sportsbook legal in Ohio?
- Yes. FanDuel Sportsbook operates in Ohio.
- What about Kalshi, Polymarket, Novig and ProphetX?
- They are prediction markets regulated federally by the CFTC, not state-licensed sportsbooks. Whether that overrides state gambling law is being fought in court and changes month to month, so we don't list them by state. Each platform's own eligibility check is the reliable answer. More on how they differ.
Compare their lines
The same player prop is often priced differently from one app to the next. These pages put every book's line side by side:
Other states
Not legal advice. Laws, licenses and app formats change; the operator's own location check decides whether you can play. You must meet the minimum age, which varies by state and app. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-MY-RESET (1-800-697-3738) or chat at 1800myreset.org.
Line-shop every app in Ohio
Turn on the books you use in Ohio and the board shows each one's price on every player prop, with line movement and hit rates.