Rhode Island senators are backing a bill to double Bally’s casino credit limit from $50,000 to $100,000. Senate President Dominick Ruggerio supports it, while addiction and gambling researchers raise concerns. The proposal aims to keep Bally’s competitive with Massachusetts' and Connecticut’s no-limit policies. Advocates say it helps high rollers avoid carrying large sums of cash. Critics worry it could increase problem gambling, especially among retirees. The legislation also seeks to adjust Bally’s debt leverage ratio and promotional points. The Senate committee is still studying the bill.
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