The proposed bill aims to enhance Rhode Island's position in the online casino gaming industry, recognizing its significance for state revenue and job creation. It introduces a new section, 42-61.2-19, to the General Laws, which outlines the framework for "external online casino gaming." This includes definitions for terms such as "external game play activities," "external jurisdiction," and "external online table game," which collectively describe the operation of online table games hosted by Twin River and Twin River-Tiverton in jurisdictions outside Rhode Island. The bill specifies that these external activities will not impact the online gaming operations within the state.

Additionally, the bill authorizes Twin River and Twin River-Tiverton to livestream gaming-related activities to external jurisdictions, subject to certain conditions. It mandates that the gaming facilities will be responsible for any costs incurred by the state in relation to this livestreaming and will indemnify the state against any claims arising from these activities. The bill also restricts the transfer of livestreaming permissions to Bally's Corporation or its affiliates. Overall, this legislation seeks to create new economic opportunities while ensuring regulatory compliance and state protection.