Rhode Island records $6.3million sports betting revenue in November

The state raised $6.3 million, up from $4.4 million in October 2022. Rhode Island was one of the first states to regulate and introduce sports gambling, with the first legal bets accepted at the Twin River Casino in November 2018 and mobile sports betting arriving the following year. In November, sports fans wagered $35.1 million, while players won $28.8 million. Mobile and land-based casinos had roughly equal market share, with players wagering $15.7 million online and via mobile devices.