Mobile Sports Betting. Now open in Twin River Casino Hotel and Tiverton Casino Hotel! Our all new Sportsbooks allow you to wager on your favorite pro and college teams. Most recently opened, Twin River’s second betting location, the Sportsbook Bar & Grill! Featuring a large, dedicated sports betting venue with over 100 TVs, odds boards. Twin River will acquire the sports betting and online gambling rights associated with the casino. GLPI will buy the casino real estate for $340m and lease it to Twin River for $28m per year. Twin River Worldwide Holdings has agreed to acquire the Tropicana Evansville casino from Caesars Entertainment for $140m.

Sportsbook open November 30th for ticket redemption!

The Tiverton Sportsbook will be open on Monday, November 30^th from 11am – 9pm for guests to redeem winning Sportsbook tickets, and non-IRS VLT/Slot Tickets. Guests should enter the building through the main entrance to be escorted to the Sportsbook.

Sportsbook Online Account Activation – Now Available!

Download and bet within minutes.

WE ARE OPEN!
Monday – Friday: 10am – 8:30pm
Saturday & Sunday: 9am – 9pm

Sportsbook and Redemption Info

Patrons who have been holding refunded or winning tickets prior to the temporary closure of the two Rhode Island casinos due to COVID-19 will be able to visit our Sportsbook. Please visit the casino you purchased your ticket at.

A validation-only terminal will be available AFTER SPORTSBOOK HOURS at the casino cage for guests who want to cash-out sports bet tickets.

*Sports bet tickets are good for one (1) year. Any Sportsbook ticket/refund that expired during our closure will be extended until October 31, 2020.

Twin Rivers Sports Betting App

Mobile Sports Betting

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Now open in Twin River Casino Hotel and Tiverton Casino Hotel! Our all new Sportsbooks allow you to wager on your favorite pro and college teams. Presented by the Rhode Island Lottery, powered by William Hill and hosted by Twin River and Tiverton Casinos. Your pick. Your bet. Your win. Only in Rhode Island.