Rhode Island, United States, November 3, 2026. The regulated gambling market generated $51.4 million in land-based casino revenue during September 2026, representing a 0.3% year-over-year increase, while sports betting and iGaming combined recorded $169 million in total wagering, up 3%, according to Rhode Island Lottery data published by Gaming Intelligence.
Bally’s Twin River Lincoln and Bally’s Tiverton generated $41.4 million from slot machines, down 0.6%, while table games contributed $10 million, representing growth of 4.2%.
Bally’s Lincoln accounted for $39.2 million, including $31.3 million from slots (+1.1%) and $7.9 million from table games (−5.4%). Meanwhile, Tiverton generated $12.2 million (+2.4%), with slots contributing $10.2 million (−5.3%) and table games reaching $2.1 million, marking a 70.4% increase.
In sports betting, wagering volume declined 7.17% to $36,087,136, compared with $38,875,550 in September 2025. Nevertheless, revenue increased 8.77% to $3,102,469, supported by a higher hold rate, which rose from 7.34% to 8.60%. Online sports betting accounted for $29.83 million, representing 82.65% of total sports wagering, while retail sportsbooks handled $6.26 million. Online casino gaming generated $5.9 million in revenue, a 20.4% year-over-year increase, compared with $4.9 million in September 2025.
The Rhode Island Lottery, led by Mark A. Furcolo, oversees the market under the Department of Revenue, headed on an interim basis by Jane Cole since March 2026. The state received $1,582,259 from sports betting through its 51% revenue share.
The digital market remains served by Sportsbook RI, powered by IGT technology. Bally’s Corporation was awarded authorization in May 2026 to introduce a second online sportsbook, which cannot launch before November 26, when the existing exclusivity period ends.
