Can R.I. afford to say ‘no’ to Bally’s iGaming proposal?

Christopher Allen

02/24/2023

BALLY'S CORP. CASINO EXECUTIVES and state officials, including Gov. Daniel J. McKee, left, gather in 2021 outside Bally's Twin River Casino and Hotel in Lincoln to mark the start of a $100 million expansion project at the casino. / PBN FILE PHOTO/MARC LAROCQUE

The inextricable ties between Bally’s Corp. and state government will be on display as the General Assembly vets a request from the operator of Rhode Island’s two casinos to expand gambling to allow state residents to play slots and table games for cash from the convenience of a smartphone. The initiative to add iGaming in…

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