Ohio Halts Gambling on Alabama Baseball Amid Suspicious Betting

Ohio gambling regulators have instructed licensed sportsbooks to halt betting on college baseball games involving Alabama due to suspicious wagering activity detected on Friday's game against LSU.
U.S. Integrity, an independent integrity monitor, issued an alert regarding suspicious activity on the Alabama-LSU game.
The halt on betting was issued on an emergency basis by the Ohio Casino Control Commission executive director Matthew T. Schuler.
There is no national sports gambling regulator, so betting halts typically happen state-by-state.
LSU was heavily favored to win the series against Alabama, which they ultimately did.