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Rhode Island Lottery considers opening sports betting to more operators

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Rhode Island officials are considering whether to expand sports betting beyond the existing IGT and Bally’s arrangement when its contract ends in November 2026. The Lottery received responses to a request for information from eight companies and will use them to inform a possible request for proposals, a Lottery spokesperson said.

A competitive process could alter sportsbook access in Rhode Island when the existing contract expires.

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Story date25 August 202521 November 2025

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