Rush Street Interactive, Inc. (RSI) has online gambling operations in parts of the United States, Canada and Latin America. Its brands include BetRivers and RushBet, but a brand name alone does not identify the locally responsible operator or prove that every casino, sportsbook or poker product is permitted there. This guide maps Rush Street Interactive markets and licences against named companies, regulators and dated evidence. For UK readers, the material reviewed does not establish a British consumer gambling licence for either brand. See the Rush Street Interactive company overview for the wider corporate picture.
Where Does Rush Street Interactive Operate?
RSI's 28 October 2026 announcement lists real-money online/mobile operations in 15 US states, Ontario and Alberta in Canada, and Colombia, Mexico and Peru. Its FY2025 Form 10-K also records Washington retail sports betting as part of a broader 16-state US footprint, not a sixteenth online state.
The map distinguishes regulator records from company statements; it is not a live register of every licence.
| Market | Brand and Product Scope | Local Operator or Legal Route | Evidence and Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 US online/mobile states | Mainly BetRivers; PlaySugarHouse in Pennsylvania. Formats vary. | State-specific companies and partners; no single US licence. | RSI footprint 28 October 2026; FY2025 product table. |
| Washington state | Retail sports betting, not RSI mobile betting. | Retail/tribal venue arrangements. | FY2025 Form 10-K. |
| Ontario, Canada | BetRivers casino and sports betting. | Rush Street Interactive Canada, ULC, listed by iGaming Ontario. | iGaming Ontario operator directory, 6 November 2026. |
| Alberta, Canada | BetRivers casino and sportsbook. | Rush Street Interactive Canada ULC in AGLC's 2026 list; BetRivers in AiGC's directory. | AGLC 1 May 2026; launch 13 July 2026; AiGC checked 9 November. |
| Colombia | RushBet Colombia, online gambling through the locally listed site. | Rush Street Interactive Colombia S.A.S., Coljuegos concession C1972. | Coljuegos authorised-operator listing, checked 9 November 2026. |
| Mexico | RushBet casino and sports betting. | RSI is service provider to a local permit holder, not identified as that holder. | FY2025 Form 10-K; local permit not independently checked. |
| Peru | RushBet remote gaming and sports betting. | Rush Street Interactive Perú S.R.L. in the brand disclosure. | FY2025 Form 10-K; 2024 MINCETUR numbers. Current register status unverified. |
An issuer's footprint statement is not a current regulator listing for every entity and product.
Is Rush Street Interactive Licensed in the UK?
The documents and regulator material reviewed for this article do not establish a UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) remote casino, betting or poker operating licence for a UK-facing BetRivers or RushBet service. RSI's US stock-market listing, corporate recruitment, UK web mentions or agreements with international suppliers do not confer permission to offer gambling to British consumers.
The UKGC regulates gambling services offered to consumers in Great Britain. Northern Ireland has a separate gambling framework, although certain UKGC advertising requirements also apply there.
The UKGC's public business register records legal licence holders, approved activities, trading names, domains and current statuses. Anyone assessing a claimed British service should check the exact contracting company, brand, domain and licensed activity in that register, rather than rely on a search result or a screenshot of a foreign permit.
This is a scope-of-evidence conclusion, not a claim that RSI has never held any permission anywhere in Britain. Nothing on this page should be read as a UK gambling offer, a statement that foreign sites accept UK customers legally, or individual legal advice.
BetRivers in the United States
The legal states for BetRivers sportsbook are not automatically casino or poker states. RSI's FY2025 Form 10-K distinguishes online sports betting from online casino; its October 2026 announcement retains the 15-state online/mobile footprint, but does not republish that product breakdown.
| Reported Format | US States Named in RSI's FY2025 Form 10-K |
|---|---|
| Online casino and online sports betting | Delaware, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia |
| Online sports betting, without an online-casino entry in that table | Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Virginia |
| Retail sports betting | Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington |
These are FY2025 reported formats, not live status confirmations for 9 November 2026. Washington's retail row must not enter a mobile sportsbook list.
Local records provide a more precise answer than a generic state list:
- Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board lists Rush Street Interactive PA, LLC as an iGaming and sports-wagering operator. Its iGaming eligibility list, updated on 7 November 2026, records a licence renewal covering 22 October 2025 to 21 October 2030. That does not authorise other states.
- New York: New York State Gaming Commission licensed Rush Street Interactive NY, LLC for mobile sports wagering in January 2022, following conditional approval in 2021. That historic decision is not a November 2026 status check.
- New Jersey: a 27 October 2025 Division of Gaming Enforcement order concerns casino service industry enterprise suitability for Rush Street Interactive NJ LLC and Rush Street Interactive Development, L.P. It does not itself prove every consumer product is authorised.
RSI announced a BetRivers Poker network on 10 June 2025 connecting Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware and West Virginia; this was not a confirmed New Jersey poker launch. Poker permissions differ from sportsbook permissions.
BetRivers.net is a free-to-play social casino, not evidence of real-money authorisation. See RSI brands, products and subsidiaries for the brand distinctions.
BetRivers in Canada
BetRivers in Canada operates under provincial, not interchangeable nationwide, arrangements. Ontario and Alberta have separate regulators and market-management structures. The province, product and legal operator matter as much as the brand.
| Province | Verified Evidence | Regulatory Distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Ontario | iGaming Ontario's directory, stated accurate 6 November 2026, lists Rush Street Interactive Canada, ULC with BetRivers casino and sports betting. | The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) handles operator registration; iGaming Ontario (iGO) holds the commercial operating arrangements. |
| Alberta | RSI announced a live BetRivers casino/sportsbook launch on 13 July 2026. Alberta iGaming Corporation's approved-site directory includes BetRivers Casino & Sportsbook; the AGLC's 1 May 2026 registrant list names Rush Street Interactive Canada ULC o/a BetRivers. | Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) regulates and registers; Alberta iGaming Corporation (AiGC) conducts/manages the market and holds operator agreements. |
The distinction is substantive: an Ontario registration does not authorise operations in Alberta by itself. Conversely, an Alberta launch release does not document Ontario's registration or the precise commercial terms of its operating agreement. Ontario's public player guidance also requires customers to be 19 or over and physically within Ontario for regulated play; RSI's Alberta launch specified 18 or over for eligible Alberta players. Local rules and checks govern access.
Rush Street Interactive Canada, ULC is not automatically the same legal entity as RSI Development Canada, ULC. Similar corporate names in group accounts should not override the name in the regulator's operator directory. The same caution applies to sites with Canada-themed branding: match the operator and permitted activities rather than trusting the apparent domain or logo.
RushBet in Colombia, Mexico and Peru
RSI groups Latin America in its business reporting, but RushBet reaches customers through different legal arrangements in Colombia, Mexico and Peru. A Colombian concession cannot be carried over to the Mexican or Peruvian market.
| Country | What Is Established | What Remains Distinct or Unverified |
|---|---|---|
| Colombia | Coljuegos lists Rush Street Interactive Colombia S.A.S. as operator of RushBet, with website identifier rushbet.co and concession C1972. |
This record does not make similarly named RSI Development Colombia S.A.S. the concession holder. |
| Mexico | RSI's FY2025 Form 10-K says that RushBet services are provided through a local partner holding a gaming permit, while RSI acts as service provider. The Mexican authority is SEGOB. | The source does not identify RSI Inc. as the permit holder; the local partner's current permit and exact product scope require separate verification. |
| Peru | RSI's FY2025 Form 10-K describes MINCETUR authorisations for remote games and remote sports betting. The RushBet Peru operator disclosure names Rush Street Interactive Perú S.R.L., RUC 20610869964, and authorisation references 11002601010000 (remote games) and 21002601010000 (remote sports betting), dated 9 July 2024 in that disclosure. | These identifiers are not presented here as independently reconfirmed current statuses in a November 2026 MINCETUR register. |
Colombia offers the clearest public entity-to-domain match in the documents checked: the Coljuegos authorised-operator list identifies the operator, domain and concession together. In Mexico, the SEC account demonstrates the opposite situation: a public company's technology and brand can appear in a regulated market while someone else holds the local gambling permit.
Peru sits between those evidence types. The original company filing supports the existence of regulated operations, and the consumer site's legal notice names a Peruvian entity and two historic authorisation identifiers. Without a current independent MINCETUR entry, it would be misleading to assign a fresh expiry date or claim that an old reference alone proves every product remains authorised today.
Who Holds the Licence and Who Is a Partner?
RSI's structure is easier to understand as a chain of functions than as a list of companies with similar names.
| Role | Example | Scope and Limitations |
|---|---|---|
| Listed parent | Rush Street Interactive, Inc. | Reports the business to investors; its SEC filing is not a worldwide gambling licence. |
| Operating group | Rush Street Interactive, LP and subsidiaries | Conducts or supports the group's activities; group membership does not mean each subsidiary holds a consumer permit. |
| Local operator or registrant | Rush Street Interactive PA, LLC; Rush Street Interactive Canada, ULC; Rush Street Interactive Colombia S.A.S. | Identified in relevant regulator records for particular places and activities. |
| Market-access or venue partner | Local casinos, tribal organisations or other authorised partners | May provide the local route to market; the agreement is not a blanket approval for RSI in other jurisdictions. |
| Games supplier | Playtech | Supplies content. Its 10 September 2024 announcement refers to RSI platform deployments in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ontario and Mexico; supply is not operator licensing. |
| trade mark licensor | Rivers IP Holdings, LLC | RSI's FY2025 Form 10-K describes an exclusive licence for BetRivers-related marks. trade mark rights do not override gambling-law restrictions. |
For the operational economics and supplier arrangements, see Rush Street Interactive's business model. For legal control of the parent and operating partnership, the separate RSI ownership and management page covers that distinction in depth.
A Rivers Casino sign does not establish ownership of that venue by listed RSI Inc. Affiliation and ownership differ.
How To Verify a Local Operator or Licence
Before treating a BetRivers or RushBet listing as evidence of a legal product in a particular location, use five checks:
- Identify the jurisdiction and product. Specify the US state or Canadian province, or the relevant country, and distinguish casino, sportsbook, poker, free-to-play social games and retail betting.
- Identify the contracting entity. Look for the full legal name in the site's terms and footer. A brand, parent company or development subsidiary may not be the licence holder.
- Use the correct official register. Examples include Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, New York State Gaming Commission, iGaming Ontario/AGCO, Alberta AGLC/AiGC, Coljuegos and MINCETUR. Check the recorded licence or operating category, not merely whether the company name appears.
- Compare the exact brand and domain. A similar-looking address, another province's subdomain or a free-to-play product does not inherit an official listing. Avoid depositing money on the strength of a search snippet.
- Check the record's date and status. A historical launch, application, provisional grant, supplier approval, renewal notice and active operating authorisation are different evidence. Recheck before making a current-status claim.
The UKGC is the corresponding starting point for any supposed British gambling offer. An operator must also apply its local age, identity, location and responsible-gambling checks to each eligible customer. This corporate guide cannot establish whether an individual may register or place a particular bet.
What the Market Map Does Not Establish
The map shows reported presence and documented local relationships, not a global licence or live audit. RSI's FY2025 product table and October 2026 footprint are different snapshots. Ontario, Alberta and Colombia have named public operator records; Mexico's partner permit and Peru's live MINCETUR status were not independently reconfirmed.
Rules and partners can change. See RSI's regulatory and market-access risks. This is not legal advice or a personal eligibility decision.
Source basis: Rush Street Interactive FY2025 Form 10-K and 28 October 2026 company announcement; Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board and New York State Gaming Commission records; Ontario iGaming operator directory; Alberta AGLC and AiGC material; Coljuegos authorised-operator list; and the dated RushBet Peru disclosure. Key directory checks: 9 November 2026. Each historical authorisation retains its own original date.