Rush Street Interactive, Inc.
The quarterly filing identifies Inc. as the holding company. In other words, its consolidated reports cover the group rather than BetRivers.net alone. [2]
Rush Street Interactive connects BetRivers.net’s play-for-fun service with a wider gaming business. Its company records distinguish the public holding corporation from the operating partnership, while social games, real-money products and technology services have different roles.
Rush Street Interactive, Inc. is the Delaware holding company identified in the group’s June 2026 quarterly filing. In contrast, Rush Street Interactive, LP is its main operating subsidiary. The filing uses RSILP for the partnership and its subsidiaries together. [2]
The distinction matters because these are different legal entities, not two spellings of one company. Meanwhile, BetRivers is a customer-facing brand, and Casino4Fun identifies a play-for-fun product rather than a corporate entity. [2][5][7]
For the Casino4Fun lobby, registration and virtual-credit experience, see the BetRivers.net review. In addition, other operator profiles appear in the Sweepstakes Casino Companies directory.
The quarterly filing identifies Inc. as the holding company. In other words, its consolidated reports cover the group rather than BetRivers.net alone. [2]
LP is the operating partnership. In addition, the US BetRivers.net footer carries the Rush Street Interactive LP name in its copyright notice. [2][6]
According to the 2025 annual report, RSI GP is RSILP’s sole general partner. Control of the partnership therefore runs through that role, which is distinct from an economic ownership percentage. [1]
The annual report identifies RSI ASLP as the Special Limited Partner. It holds the company’s RSILP Class A units, while RSI GP holds the general partnership interests. [1]
Exhibit 21.1 names significant subsidiaries and their jurisdictions as of December 31, 2025. For example, the list includes the operating partnership, state-named entities and development or intellectual-property entities. However, these are corporate records, not separate casino recommendations. [3]
| Legal entity | Jurisdiction |
|---|---|
| Rush Street Interactive, LP | Delaware |
| Rush Street Interactive MI, LLC | Delaware |
| Rush Street Interactive PA, LLC | Delaware |
| Rush Street Interactive DE, LLC | Delaware |
| Rush Street Interactive Colombia S.A.S. | Colombia |
| RSI IP Holding, LLC | Delaware |
| RSI Development Colombia, S.A.S. | Colombia |
| Rush Street Interactive Development Estonia Oü | Estonia |
| RSI Development Canada, ULC | Canada |
Business founding, a product launch and a corporate incorporation describe different events. Similarly, an announced transaction is not the same as its completion.
RSI dates the founding of its business to 2012. However, that company history does not establish the exact formation date of every entity in the group. [8][9]
The investor-relations overview identifies SugarHouse Casino4Fun as the first social-gaming site. In other words, this milestone concerns the social product, not the later real-money casino. [4]
By comparison, the company history dates the PlaySugarHouse.com New Jersey online-casino launch to September 2016. This was a separate launch from Casino4Fun. [4]
The annual report dates the incorporation of dMY Technology Group, Inc. to September 27, 2019. This date therefore concerns the public-company predecessor, not RSI’s 2012 business founding. [1]
RSI and dMY announced a proposed business combination. However, the release described an agreement and intended transaction, not a completed closing. [9]
Finally, the annual report records completion of the business combination and the corporate name change to Rush Street Interactive, Inc. on December 29, 2020. [1]

Casino4Fun
Play-for-fun social casinoThe ACS review covers Casino4Fun’s lobby, registration and virtual-credit model. In contrast, the wider group’s real-money casino and sportsbook businesses involve different products.
The US BetRivers.net footer describes its games as play-for-fun and entertainment-only. Specifically, it says they do not offer real-money gambling or an opportunity to win real money or prizes. It also states a 21+ audience limit. [6]
In contrast, the corporate portfolio includes real-money gaming products. However, a shared BetRivers name does not make their balances, account conditions or eligibility interchangeable. [5][7]
For account and promotion questions, use the exact service’s documents rather than a general corporate record. Neither a corporate filing nor a website footer replaces a full player agreement.
The corporate website presents BetRivers, PlaySugarHouse and RushBet. However, these brands span different products and markets; they are not three additional nationwide US sweepstakes casinos. [7]
The corporate site presents BetRivers as an online casino and sportsbook brand. However, its real-money activities remain distinct from the BetRivers.net play-for-fun service. [7]
PlaySugarHouse appears in the wider online casino and sportsbook portfolio. In addition, its company history has a separate Casino4Fun social-gaming milestone. [7]
The corporate site presents RushBet as a Latin American online casino and sportsbook brand. By comparison, the BetRivers.net review concerns the US play-for-fun product. [7]
Casino and sports-themed social products offer a free-to-play setting. Their currency and rules therefore need to be understood separately from real-money products. [5]
The products page distinguishes online casino, online sportsbook, retail sportsbook and poker. However, these categories do not establish one shared account or universal player eligibility. [5]
RSI also presents technology for other businesses. However, supplying a platform is a different role from being the legal operator named in a player agreement. [5]
Control and economic participation answer different questions. Whereas control concerns authority over the business, economic participation concerns interests in its financial results. RSI’s filings therefore describe both rather than treating them as one percentage. [1][2]
RSILP economic interest reported for the company.
RSILP economic interests reported for other holders.
These percentages are a June 30, 2026 partnership-interest snapshot. In other words, they do not show today’s public-share ownership, individual owners or each party’s share of a player’s account. [2]
Meanwhile, the annual report explains control through RSI GP as sole general partner. As a result, economic interests and authority to manage the partnership should not be read as interchangeable. [1]
The 2025 annual report describes separate arrangements. For example, Rivers IP Holdings, LLC licenses specified Rivers/BetRivers trademarks and related domains to RSI for the agreed uses. In addition, it names Sugar House HSP Gaming, LP for SugarHouse-related rights. [1]
Separately, Rush Street Gaming, LLC and its affiliates assigned certain trademarks and domains to RSI. RSI then licensed some of those rights back for specified uses. This arrangement is therefore distinct from the Rivers IP license. [1]
These brand permissions therefore do not make the companies interchangeable. Likewise, a trademark license does not itself establish ownership of the business using it or authorize gaming in every jurisdiction.
The annual report describes corporate history, the business, risks and consolidated financial statements. In other words, it supplies group context, not a separate financial statement for each consumer brand. [1]
In addition, the June 2026 quarterly report supplies a later reporting-period snapshot. However, its financial statements are unaudited interim statements, intended to be read with the annual report. [2]
Similarly, the subsidiary exhibit records significant legal entities at its stated date. However, it does not identify every commercial agreement, certify the group’s entire ownership chain or make a product eligible in every location. [3]
Therefore, consolidated group results should not be labelled BetRivers.net revenue or player balances. Nor do public-company reporting, a recognizable brand or a company listing guarantee a payment or establish a product’s gaming authorization.
The numbered references identify the filing, company history or product notice behind each section. Reporting dates and product descriptions retain their own scope.
Information date: September 23, 2026. Partnership interests are dated June 30, 2026; the subsidiary list is dated December 31, 2025. Company information and product conditions can change.
No. Inc. is the holding corporation, whereas LP is the main operating subsidiary. Their related names therefore do not make the legal entities interchangeable. [2]
No. The investor-relations history dates the first social-gaming site to July 2015. In contrast, it dates the New Jersey online-casino launch to September 2016. [4]
No. Rush Street Gaming, LLC is a separate affiliated entity named in trademark assignment and license-back arrangements. In contrast, the report identifies Rivers IP Holdings, LLC as licensing specified Rivers/BetRivers rights to RSI. [1]
No. The 49.82% company interest and 50.18% non-controlling interests describe RSILP economic interests at June 30, 2026. They therefore do not provide a current public-shareholder list or an individual-owner breakdown. [2]
The BetRivers.net review covers Casino4Fun registration, games and the virtual-credit model. In contrast, the company guide focuses on corporate roles, history and the wider business.
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