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Rush Street Interactive seeks tribal partner for potential Maine online casino entry

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Rush Street Interactive said it sees Maine as a potential online casino market and would consider partnering with a tribe. Maine’s model allows each of its four federally recognised Wabanaki tribes to partner with one commercial operator; the state’s online casino launch is planned under that framework.

A tribal partnership would be necessary for Rush Street Interactive to pursue an online casino position under Maine’s stated model.

End-of-day close Rush Street Interactive (RSI), USD, to 27 February 2026
Story date1 December 202527 February 2026

Latest reported results

Rush Street Interactive NYSE: RSI

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 385.9m10-Q filing 0001793659-26-000053
Operating income
USD 42.7m10-Q filing 0001793659-26-000053

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