Rhode Island
Single-operator lottery model
Last reviewed October 2026- Status
- Live online betting
- Online betting
- Available
- Market opened
- Sep 2019
- Regulator
- RILOT
- Legal age
- 18
- Operator tax
- 51%
The market
Rhode Island runs a single-operator model through the state lottery, similar to New Hampshire's. The state takes 51% of revenue. The lack of competition means minimal sign-up offers.
What this means for matched betting
Rhode Island runs one operator through the state lottery at a 51% revenue share, so sign-up offers are minimal and reloads rarer still. As in New Hampshire, a single-operator market gives you nothing to hedge against locally, although the lottery picked Bally's in 2026 to run a second sportsbook. A low priority for this method.
Figures are indicative and can change as markets evolve. Always confirm current rules, tax and the legal age with the RILOT before you bet.