Rhode Island's two land-based casinos generated $51.4 million in September 2026, a year-over-year increase of 0.3%. Growth in table games offset a small decline in revenue from video lottery terminals.
CDC Gaming reports that video lottery terminals produced $41.4 million, 0.6% less than in September 2025. Table games generated $10 million, rising 4.2% from the corresponding month.
Bally's Twin River Lincoln remained the larger of the state's two casino properties and accounted for most of the combined revenue. Bally's Tiverton supplied the remainder across its video lottery and table-game operations. The figures cover land-based casino play and do not include Rhode Island's separate online casino totals.
The Rhode Island Lottery publishes monthly financial reports for both channels by facility. September's modest overall gain shows the table-game segment compensating for softer machine revenue rather than broad-based growth across the two casino floors.
