The bill introduces a new section, 42-61.2-19, to the General Laws of Rhode Island, which pertains to external online casino gaming. It defines key terms such as "external game play activities," "external jurisdiction," and "livestream," which outline the framework for conducting and streaming gaming activities to jurisdictions outside of Rhode Island, in compliance with their local laws.

The act authorizes the two gaming facilities, Twin River and Twin River-Tiverton, to livestream gaming-related activities to one or more external jurisdictions for the purpose of facilitating external game play activities. The bill specifies that the Division of the Lottery will determine the permissibility of these activities in external jurisdictions and any related conditions. It also mandates that Twin River and Twin River-Tiverton are responsible for covering any costs and fees associated with the Division's compliance, including legal fees, and they must indemnify the state against any claims related to the livestreaming.

Additionally, the bill restricts the transfer of the permission to livestream gaming-related activities to Bally's Corporation or its affiliates, ensuring that control remains with specified entities. The act will take effect upon passage.