Rhode Island gambling law
Online casinos in Rhode Island: is it legal?
Rhode Island has run state-operated iGaming (online slots and live-dealer table games) through its licensed casinos since March 1, 2024, plus online sports betting through the Lottery.
Online casinos
legal
Sports betting
online
Online poker
not legal
Sweepstakes casinos
allowed
Regulator
Rhode Island Lottery (Division of Lotteries) source ↗
Minimum age
21+ (online casino), 18+ (sports)
Sweepstakes casinos in Rhode Island
Based on each casino's own restricted-states list.
RealPrizeAvailableSpreeAvailableLegendzAvailableDara CasinoAvailableRollaAvailableAmerican LuckAvailableLonestarAvailablePuntAvailableThrillzzAvailableMoonspinAvailableChumba CasinoAvailableLuckyLand CasinoAvailableGlobal PokerAvailablePulszAvailableWOW VegasAvailableMcLuckAvailableCrown Coins CasinoAvailableFortune WinsAvailableHello MillionsAvailableZula CasinoAvailableSportzinoAvailableFunrizeNot availableNoLimitCoinsNot availableStake.usNot availableShuffle.usNot availableHigh 5 CasinoNot availableModoNot available
Sources
- R.I. Gen. Laws 42-61.2-1 - iGaming defined as online slots and online (live-dealer) table games, age 21 ↗
- R.I. Gen. Laws 42-61.2-17 - iGaming requirements, effective March 1, 2024 ↗
- R.I. Gen. Laws 42-61.2-16 - online sports wagering ↗
- RI Lottery - Sportsbook Rhode Island ↗
- American Gaming Association State of Play map (cross-check) ↗
This is general information taken from regulators' and governments' own published pages, not legal advice. Gambling law changes; check the regulator's current rules before you play.
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