Ohio’s four commercial casinos brought in a combined $82 million in revenue this June, marking a 0.5% increase from June 2024’s total of $81.6 million, according to the latest report from the Ohio Casino Control Commission. However, the figure represents a 10.5% drop from May 2025’s stronger performance of $91.7 million.
Hollywood Columbus Casino was the state’s top performer in June, generating $23.6 million — a modest 0.7% increase from the same month last year. Jack Cleveland Casino posted the most notable year-over-year growth, bringing in $20.3 million, up 3.1% from June 2024.
Hollywood Toledo also saw gains, reporting $18.7 million in revenue — a 2.8% rise compared to the previous June’s $18.2 million.
The only decline came from Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati, which recorded $19.5 million in June 2025, a 3.8% decrease from the $20.2 million it earned in June 2024.
As Ohio’s brick-and-mortar casinos show continued year-over-year growth, conversations around the legalization of online casino gaming are gaining momentum. State lawmakers are pushing to bring iGaming to Ohio, despite opposition from Governor Mike DeWine, who has previously raised concerns about online betting’s social and regulatory impacts.
If successful, the expansion into iGaming could significantly reshape the state’s gambling landscape, potentially adding a new revenue stream alongside traditional casino operations.
