In the second full month since iGaming was legalized in the Ocean State, the Rhode Island Lottery reports an 8.4% increase in net gaming revenue compared to April.Rhode Island hit a new iGaming revenue milestone in May, which marks the second full month of operation since online casinos were legalized in the Ocean State.published by the Rhode Island Lottery, the state's iGaming market generated $2.25 million in net gaming revenue in May, up 8.4% from the $2.
May was the state’s highest-grossing month for iGaming to date, bringing the total NGR to over $5.5 million. Rhode Island players wagered over $61.2 million at online casinos in May, with 55% spent on slots and the remaining 45% on table games. After prizes were paid out, slot revenue comprised 72% of NGR with , while the remaining 28% was derived from table games.As the least populated and newest state to join the iGaming market, RI revenues were the lowest overall following Delaware, which reported $3.9 million for May.