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RI S3118
Bill
Status
3/13/2026
Primary Sponsor
Frank Ciccone
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AI Summary
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Requires the Division of Lottery to issue an open invitation by January 1, 2027 for sports-wagering vendor contracts and award between 4 and 6 individual vendor contracts
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Changes revenue allocation structure: state receives 51% until matching FY2025 revenue levels, then drops to 12%; vendors receive 40.5% initially, then 79.5% after the threshold is met
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Reduces host facilities' share from 17% to 8.5% of sports-wagering revenue, with a guaranteed minimum of $4.5 million
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Grants sports-wagering vendors authority to make operational decisions regarding marketing, advertising, and promotions, subject to Division regulations
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Allows vendors to accept wagers using promotions, bonuses, or cash equivalents regardless of which jurisdiction originally offered or awarded them to players
Legislative Description
Redefines sports wagering sections specifically change the percent the host facilities receive on sports wagering.
State Affairs And Government
Last Action
Introduced, referred to Senate Labor and Gaming
3/13/2026