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Questions still surround ‘iGaming’

A NEW STATE law will allow Bally's Corp. to introduce online gaming in Rhode Island. Pictured is a free money mobile slot game offered through Bally's Twin River. / PHOTO COURTESY BALLY'S CORP.

Rhode Island has become the seventh state to allow residents and visitors to gamble on casino games remotely by phone, computer and tablet, but question marks remain about how internet gaming will work and how much money it will bring in. Some observers are also raising questions about whether at least one portion of potential

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