Rhode Island’s two casinos generated $53.9m in November 2025, down 3.1% from $55.6m a year earlier, according to the Rhode Island Lottery. Bally’s Twin River reported $41.9m, while Bally’s Tiverton generated just over $12m; revenue declined at both casinos.
The state figures show year-on-year declines at both casinos and across their main gaming categories.
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Bally’s two Rhode Island casinos generated July revenue of $54.6m, a 2.7% annual increase, citing Rhode Island Lottery figures. Slots brought in $45.4m, up 4.6%, while table games contributed $9.2m, down 6.1%.
Rhode Island’s two casinos generated $51.4 million in September, up 0.3% year on year, according to state lottery figures reported in the source. Slots produced $41.4 million, down 0.6%, while table games generated $10 million, up 4.2%; Bally’s Lincoln reported $39.2 million and Bally’s Tiverton $12.2 million.
The Rhode Island Lottery recorded a 3 per cent decline in sales for August, with the total reaching $26.9m. Instant games performed well during the month, the report said.
Rhode Island's two casinos, Bally's Lincoln and Bally's Tiverton, together generated $51.6m in June gaming revenue, a 0.3% year-on-year decline. Slots produced $42m, up 0.4%, while table games brought in $9.6m, down 2.9%, according to Rhode Island Lottery figures. Bally's Lincoln recorded the higher revenue of the two venues.
The Rhode Island Lottery recorded a 6% year-on-year rise in sales in June, reaching $25.4 million, according to a report.