Rhode Island’s casino industry reported a modest contraction in February 2026, with combined revenues from its two major gaming properties declining 4.7% year-over-year to Rs. 46.9 million. The downturn was primarily driven by softness in slot machine performance, while table games showed relative resilience. Bally’s Twin River, the state’s flagship casino, recorded the largest revenue drop, reflecting broader consumer spending pressures and seasonal trends. Bally’s Tiverton also reported a decline, though its table games segment posted gains.