All posts tagged "Rhode Island"
State Senate Moves Rhode Island Sports Betting One Step Closer To Mobile
The state Senate took a step toward enhancing the Rhode Island sports betting industry Wednesday by voting to allow mobile wagering within the state through...
Online Rhode Island Sports Betting? Senate President Introduces New Bill
Rhode Island could have online sports betting apps as soon as this year, if one of the top lawmakers in the state gets his way.
How Much Can We Really Learn From Four Days Of RI Sports Betting Revenue?
New Englanders apparently like the idea of RI sports betting, if the first four days of wagering give any indication. The question is, do they...
Rhode Island Sports Betting Doubles Today With Addition Of Twin River Tiverton Book
Days after becoming the eighth state to take legal wagers, Rhode Island sports betting will add a second sportsbook Monday. Twin River will open the...
Legal Market Expands Again As Rhode Island Sports Betting Opens For Business
New England now can place legal wagers as Rhode Island sports betting kicks off today at Twin River Casino in Lincoln.
Rhode Island Sports Betting Launches Monday At Twin River Casino
You can make that eight states where sports bets can be legally taken, when Rhode Island finally gets into the game on Monday with the...
Rhode Island Sports Betting Set To Make Debut At Twin River Lincoln Around Thanksgiving
Barring any more unforeseen setbacks, Rhode Island sports betting at Twin River Casino in Lincoln will debut in time for turkey.
Rhode Island Sports Betting Will Launch Later Than Expected
According to reports, the state signed a five-year contract Friday with IGT and William Hill to run its sports betting operation.
Twin River and Dover Downs Merge But Challenges Await Them
Twin River and Dover Downs are merging into a single public company, but the markets they straddle are among the toughest for operators who like...
Is It ‘Revenue Sharing’ Or High Taxes For Sports Betting? Ask Rhode Island, Delaware How They Slice The Pie
Rhode Island and Delaware both keep a lot of sports betting revenue for themselves, for better or for worse.
