Compare / Ohio vs. Indiana

Ohio vs. Indiana: gambling compared

Both Ohio and Indiana have online sports betting, in-person sports betting, commercial casino gambling, state lotteries and paid daily fantasy sports.

Ohio taxes online sportsbooks at 20% of revenue; Indiana at 9.5% of adjusted revenue.

In the 12 months through Aug 2026, online sportsbook revenue was $1.06B in Ohio and $563M in Indiana; casino revenue was $1.06B in Ohio and $2.43B in Indiana.

Lottery sales in fiscal 2024: $4.24B in Ohio, $1.63B in Indiana.

Online sportsbook revenue

OhioIndiana
$0$100M$200M$300M2023202420252026$57.3M$35.1M
Data

Ohio: $57.3M (Aug 2026); Indiana: $35.1M (Aug 2026).

Ohio vs. Indiana: monthly online sportsbook revenue, latest 24 months
MonthOhioIndiana
Aug 2026$57.3M$35.1M
Jul 2026$66.5M$40.8M
Jun 2026$67.8M$34.7M
May 2026$87.2M$49.3M
Apr 2026$88.4M$49.0M
Mar 2026$86.4M$48.0M
Feb 2026$69.4M$41.2M
Jan 2026$98.3M$48.6M
Dec 2025$135M$64.6M
Nov 2025$131M$66.8M
Oct 2025$96.5M$47.6M
Sep 2025$76.9M$36.9M
Aug 2025$70.9M$44.2M
Jul 2025$58.9M$33.7M
Jun 2025$75.1M$46.2M
May 2025$87.2M$41.0M
Apr 2025$74.1M$40.7M
Mar 2025$64.2M$33.9M
Feb 2025$74.8M$46.9M
Jan 2025$80.3M$56.4M
Dec 2024$56.6M$29.8M
Nov 2024$114M$66.5M
Oct 2024$80.1M$34.5M
Sep 2024$102M$52.4M

Each state's full series: Ohio · Indiana

Casino revenue

OhioIndiana
$0$100M$200M$300M2023202420252026$209M$93.9M
Data

Ohio: $93.9M (Aug 2026); Indiana: $209M (Aug 2026).

Ohio vs. Indiana: monthly casino revenue, latest 24 months
MonthOhioIndiana
Aug 2026$93.9M$209M
Jul 2026$94.9M$214M
Jun 2026$84.9M$195M
May 2026$95.7M$220M
Apr 2026$93.4M$207M
Mar 2026$94.9M$213M
Feb 2026$83.5M$195M
Jan 2026$79.7M$191M
Dec 2025$88.5M$202M
Nov 2025$86.1M$195M
Oct 2025$87.2M$201M
Sep 2025$77.8M$187M
Aug 2025$89.0M$220M
Jul 2025$88.9M$209M
Jun 2025$82.0M$196M
May 2025$91.7M$223M
Apr 2025$88.5M$198M
Mar 2025$94.5M$228M
Feb 2025$81.9M$190M
Jan 2025$77.9M$189M
Dec 2024$89.1M$210M
Nov 2024$84.3M$206M
Oct 2024$83.0M$202M
Sep 2024$81.6M$194M

Each state's full series: Ohio · Indiana

Retail sportsbook revenue

OhioIndiana
−$2.0M$0$2.0M$4.0M$6.0M$8.0M2023202420252026$1.0M$985K
Data

Ohio: $985K (Aug 2026); Indiana: $1.0M (Aug 2026).

Ohio vs. Indiana: monthly retail sportsbook revenue, latest 24 months
MonthOhioIndiana
Aug 2026$985K$1.0M
Jul 2026$756K$559K
Jun 2026$1.0M$915K
May 2026$1.3M$894K
Apr 2026$745K$911K
Mar 2026$1.5M$1.1M
Feb 2026$373K$249K
Jan 2026$1.3M$519K
Dec 2025$2.7M$1.4M
Nov 2025$1.8M$1.4M
Oct 2025$1.7M$1.2M
Sep 2025$1.0M$824K
Aug 2025$1.9M$1.3M
Jul 2025$1.4M$781K
Jun 2025$11.2K$803K
May 2025$1.7M$1.0M
Apr 2025−$367K$690K
Mar 2025$2.3M$1.1M
Feb 2025$386K$412K
Jan 2025−$272K$612K
Dec 2024−$1.1M−$90.7K
Nov 2024$2.7M$2.3M
Oct 2024$1.0M$551K
Sep 2024$3.2M$2.9M

Each state's full series: Ohio · Indiana

Lottery sales

OhioIndiana
$2.0B$4.0B$6.0BFY2012FY2015FY2018FY2021FY2024$4.2B$1.6B
Data

Ohio, FY2024: $4.24B, up 2% from FY2023; Indiana, FY2024: $1.63B, down 0% from FY2023.

Ohio vs. Indiana: lottery sales by fiscal year
Fiscal yearOhioIndiana
FY2024$4.24B$1.63B
FY2023$4.17B$1.63B
FY2022$4.02B$1.59B
FY2021$3.74B$1.62B
FY2020$3.24B$1.29B
FY2019$3.14B$1.26B
FY2018$2.95B$1.18B
FY2017$2.82B$1.13B
FY2016$2.87B$1.13B
FY2015$2.71B$971M
FY2014$2.57B$951M
FY2013$2.53B$871M
FY2012$2.57B$796M

State fiscal years, from the Census Bureau. Ohio lottery · Indiana lottery

Side by side

OhioIndiana
Legal status
Sports (online)Live since 2023Live since 2019
Sports (retail)Live since 2023Live since 2019
Online casinoNot authorizedNot authorized
Online pokerNot authorizedNot authorized
Commercial casinosLive since 2012Live since 1995
Tribal casinosNot authorizedLimited
LotteryLive since 1974Live since 1989
iLotteryNot authorizedNot authorized
Daily fantasyLive since 2018Live since 2017
VGTs / VLTsLimitedNot authorized
Historical horse racingNot authorizedNot authorized
Sweepstakes casinosNot authorizedProhibited
Prediction marketsContestedNot authorized
Skill gamesContestedNot authorized
Card roomsNot authorizedNot authorized
Lottery couriersNot authorizedProhibited
Pick'em fantasyLiveLive
Pari-mutuelLive since 1933Live since 1994
Advance deposit wageringLimitedLive since 2017
Charitable gamingLiveLive since 1989
Esports bettingLiveNot authorized
Social casinoLiveLive
Tax rates
Sports (online)20% of GGR9.5% of adjusted revenue
Sports (retail)20% of GGR9.5% of adjusted revenue
Commercial casinos33% of GGR15%–35% of adjusted revenue
Tribal casinos—8%
Daily fantasySet by statute; see rates0%
VGTs / VLTsSet by statute; see rates—
Pick'em fantasySet by statute; see rates0%
Pari-mutuel1%–4% of amount bet2%–2.5% of amount bet
Advance deposit wagering—0%
Minimum age
Commercial casinos2121
Sports betting2121
Lottery1818
Tribal casinosNot legal21
Online casinoNot legalNot legal
Horse racing1821
Fantasy sports1818
Bingo & raffles1818
Sports betting rules
Bet on a phone anywhere in the stateYesYes
College gamesYesYes
In-state college teamsYesYes
College player propsNoYes
Sign up in personNoNo
Credit cardsYes—
EsportsYesNo
Official league data requiredNoNo
Money
Reported revenue per adult, 2025$395 Includes: Commercial casinos; Sports (online); Sports (retail); VGTs / VLTs. Coverage differs; no overall state rank.$594 Includes: Commercial casinos; Sports (online); Sports (retail). Coverage differs; no overall state rank.
Gambling and amusement taxes per resident, FY2025$45 18th of 47$101 9th of 47
Gambling and amusement share of state taxes, FY20251.39% 14th of 472.57% 9th of 47
Lottery sales per resident$356 FY2024$233 FY2024
Lottery money to the state$1.1B 26% of sales, FY2024$389M 24% of sales, FY2024
Market
Online sportsbooks licensed1310
Casinos open1114
RegulatorsOhio Casino Control Commission
Ohio Lottery Commission
Ohio State Racing Commission
Ohio Attorney General (Charitable Law Section)
Indiana Gaming Commission
Hoosier Lottery
Indiana Horse Racing Commission
Indiana Office of the Attorney General
Gambling bills still moving2976

Census amusement and sports/pari-mutuel tax categories include non-gambling admissions and amusement businesses. This is a broad tax measure, not a gambling-only total; tribal payments and lottery transfers are separate. If a category is unreported, the sum covers only reported categories; missing is not confirmed zero.

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