Ohio betting kiosks?

[MinnesotaFats]

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Are these sportsbook kiosks in bars?

 

[Wagerallsports]

"In addition to the pro teams, the commission awarded 300 type C licenses to bars, restaurants and other suppliers, allowing them to operate gambling kiosks."


We've already had this at our fingertips for years & years with offshore

 

[edawg]

Better than that trying to get them in grocery stores and bowling alleys. Pick up a 7/10 split, a divorced milf, and putting a dime on the NFL game on Monday night! Talk about your one stop shopping.

 

[BobbyFK]

"In addition to the pro teams, the commission awarded 300 type C licenses to bars, restaurants and other suppliers, allowing them to operate gambling kiosks."


We've already had this at our fingertips for years & years with offshore

Exactly. For us it's nothing new or groundbreaking

 

[MinnesotaFats]

"In addition to the pro teams, the commission awarded 300 type C licenses to bars, restaurants and other suppliers, allowing them to operate gambling kiosks."


We've already had this at our fingertips for years & years with offshore

Dude, if it's cashing/ cash out that's great!

The "books" still require a process

 

[biggins]

We are being deluged here in Ca. with commercials on prop 26 and 27 the two are battling it out very annoying. If 27 triumphs then we’ll be deluged with Draft Kings Fan Duel and all the others advertising.
The reason Draft Kings and others stock doesn’t do shit is because of all the advertising dollars spent.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Dude, if it's cashing/ cash out that's great!

The "books" still require a process

Agreed

Just saying we're way ahead of the game

 

[canuckg]

Jan 1 2023 Ohio will be bumpin with bets

 

[MinnesotaFats]

We are being deluged here in Ca. with commercials on prop 26 and 27 the two are battling it out very annoying. If 27 triumphs then we’ll be deluged with Draft Kings Fan Duel and all the others advertising.
The reason Draft Kings and others stock doesn’t do shit is because of all the advertising dollars spent.

That's right

They lose money every day....crazy business model, unsustainable.

If they ever get to be the market leader or a monopoly they'll make -120 standard

You see it in brewing today, with only 3 major players left they've monopolized the wheat market and can/ aluminum market. Craft cannot purchase ingredients at rational prices anymore.