The bill introduces a new section, 42-61.2-19, to the General Laws of Rhode Island, allowing Twin River and Twin River-Tiverton to livestream gaming-related activities to external jurisdictions where online gaming is permitted. This provision aims to facilitate external game play activities while ensuring that the outcomes of these games do not affect Rhode Island's online gaming operations.

Key definitions included in the bill are as follows:
- "External game play activities" refers to the operation and hosting of external online table games in jurisdictions where such activities are authorized, with outcomes generated from livestreamed gaming-related activities.
- "External jurisdiction" is defined as any jurisdiction outside of Rhode Island that permits external game play activities and is authorized by the division, excluding jurisdictions that compete with the revenue-generating operations of the division.
- "Livestream" refers to the video imagery of gaming-related activities recorded and streamed live to external jurisdictions.

The bill outlines the responsibilities of Twin River and Twin River-Tiverton, including the requirement to indemnify the state against any claims related to the livestreaming activities and the prohibition on transferring their permission to livestream to any entity other than Bally's Corporation or its affiliates. The act is set to take effect upon passage.