Rhode Island H8186 redefines sports wagering sections and changes the revenue allocation percentages for the state, sports-wagering vendors, and host.
Rhode Island H8186 amends the state's sports wagering regulations, specifically changing the revenue allocation percentages for the state, sports-wagering vendors, and host facilities. The bill mandates that the state receives 51% of sports-wagering revenue, the vendors receive 32%, and the host facilities receive 17%. The bill also allows sports-wagering vendors to make operational decisions regarding marketing, advertising, and promotions.
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