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Ohio: casinos and responsible-gambling resources

4 properties listed from Ohio Casino Control Commission. Every row links to its source and shows the date we last verified it (2026-10-17); fields we could not verify say "Not confirmed". Confirm with the casino before you travel.

Scope: Coverage is limited to what the cited regulator page(s) list. It may not include every gaming venue in the state (for example casinos run by tribes under separate regulation, racetrack-only venues, or sports-wagering-only locations) unless a note below says so.

Age: Minimum age: Not confirmed on a regulator page we could read. U.S. casinos set minimum ages of 18 or 21 depending on state and venue, so check the regulator and the casino before you go. Not stated on any Ohio Casino Control Commission page we could read (the Commission site returned 404 for its former pages). For reference only, not a regulator page: Ohio Revised Code 3772.24 says an individual under 21 'shall not make a wager', and permits under-21s only in a designated escorted passage area.

Properties

CasinoCity / areaType (as the source describes it)Licensee / operatorAddressMin. ageSource & date
JACK Cleveland CasinoClevelandCasino (Ohio Casino Control Commission regulated)Not confirmed100 Public Square, Cleveland, OhioNot confirmedsource
verified 2026-10-17
Notes

Name and address as printed in the OCCC 2026 Annual Report casino revenue summary (SFY2026). Ohio's racinos (VLT facilities) are not recorded: the Time Out Ohio FAQ says there are 4 casinos and 7 racinos, but the sources read here do not give an official racino list.

Hollywood Casino ToledoToledoCasino (Ohio Casino Control Commission regulated)Not confirmed1968 Miami Street, Toledo, OhioNot confirmedsource
verified 2026-10-17
Notes

Name and address as printed in the OCCC 2026 Annual Report casino revenue summary (SFY2026). Ohio's racinos (VLT facilities) are not recorded: the Time Out Ohio FAQ says there are 4 casinos and 7 racinos, but the sources read here do not give an official racino list.

Hollywood Casino ColumbusColumbusCasino (Ohio Casino Control Commission regulated)Not confirmed200 Georgesville Road, Columbus, OhioNot confirmedsource
verified 2026-10-17
Notes

Name and address as printed in the OCCC 2026 Annual Report casino revenue summary (SFY2026). Ohio's racinos (VLT facilities) are not recorded: the Time Out Ohio FAQ says there are 4 casinos and 7 racinos, but the sources read here do not give an official racino list.

Hard Rock Casino CincinnatiCincinnatiCasino (Ohio Casino Control Commission regulated)Not confirmed1000 Broadway Street, Cincinnati, OhioNot confirmedsource
verified 2026-10-17
Notes

Name and address as printed in the OCCC 2026 Annual Report casino revenue summary (SFY2026). Ohio's racinos (VLT facilities) are not recorded: the Time Out Ohio FAQ says there are 4 casinos and 7 racinos, but the sources read here do not give an official racino list.

Responsible gambling in Ohio

Free, confidential help: national helpline 1-800-MY-RESET (call, text or chat at 1800myreset.org), 24/7. Many state pages still print 1-800-GAMBLER; the state's own number is shown exactly as its source prints it below.

Time Out Ohio (voluntary exclusion)

Run by: Ohio Casino Control Commission with the Ohio Lottery Commission

Covers: Ohio casinos, racinos and sports gaming

How to enroll: Apply online at TimeOutOhio.com (needs camera-capable device, government ID and full SSN to verify identity). If identity is pending, verify by virtual appointment ([email protected]) or at any Ohio casino or racino. Terms: minimum 1 year, 5 years, or lifetime. Participants forfeit points/comps.

Helpline (as the source prints it): Ohio Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-800-589-9966 (1-800-MY-RESET)

Helpline per OCCC 2026 Annual Report. Enrollment details per the Time Out Ohio FAQ page (timeoutohio.com/faq), which names the two commissions as program partners.

source · source 2 · last verified 2026-10-17

Not gambling advice. Nothing here predicts or promises winnings. See disclosures, privacy and all programs for Ohio.