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Most of these laws are nebulous, and need interpretation by gaming attorneys. I would suggest that you confer with one in your state, to see what he/she says, to be absolutely sure.
Looks to me like you draw the correct conclusion, but heck, I am no lawyer and I agree with Poker Dude.
Ohio are mature enough to know that that gambling by itself is not bad, if one knows the power of self control. Everything good or bad takes a negative turn if you indulge in it excessively and recklessly. in a practical sense, Ohio love their casinos, bingos and lotteries because they know to enjoy the pleasures of gambling in the right spirit.
Frank, I think this applies to most people. Tell it to the Bush Admin bozos, who implemented this stupid law to begin with.
Well I live in Ohio and cant say I am for this one bit lol
Skill based gambling has been here awhile in the form of slot macines where you have to pick the line thats the winner making your odds even worse. The other part is that they are mainly in bars meaning drinking and more impare judgement making the whole deal lean even more for operators. What I do is stick my advertising on them.. F ‘ it!
None the less its not gambling that has been the issue IMO. It always comes down to regulations and operators bottom line. When sharks are in the water it makes the whole damn industry look bad.
