RI has a rich heritage in sports betting, and the origins of wagering date back to 1934, when bettors were permitted to bet on horse racing and greyhound racing. Timeline: Legal Rhode Island Sports Betting Movement

Tax Funded: State General fund and distributed to multiple state services including education, public safety programs and health services.

Permitted Sports Betting Operators: State-licensed casinos and Sportsbook Rhode Island (powered by William Hill and IGT).

Estimated Sports Betting Revenue: Roughly $40 million in 2022.College Sports Betting: Inland (no betting on instate teams and games played in-state), Offshore (no restrictions).Live/In-Play Betting: Offshore sites only (at this time).Online Sportsbooks: Inland (only 1 option currently), Offshore.Offline Betting in Person: Yes at 2 locations.Minimum Sports Betting Age in Rhode Island: 21 (inland), 18 (through offshore sites).Legal Sports Betting: In-Person (inland), Online/Mobile (inland and offshore).

The current sports betting market in the state is outlined below. However, there aren’t too many domestic options in the state currently with 1 inland sportsbook app and two brick-and-mortar locations. Rhode Island legalized in-person sports betting in 2018 and roughly a year later legalized mobile sports betting. What sports betting apps are legal in Rhode Island?

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