Where is BetRivers located? Type the name into a search bar expecting a specific casino address — a riverboat somewhere, maybe a property in Pittsburgh or Schenectady — and the real answer is a high-rise office suite on North Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago. The company behind the app is Rush Street Interactive, Inc., and the “Rivers” branding is borrowed from a related casino chain, not a description of where the sportsbook itself operates.
The Chicago Address
Rush Street Interactive lists its headquarters at 900 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 950, Chicago, Illinois 60611 — a commercial office tower a few blocks off the Magnificent Mile, not a casino floor. It’s the corporate base for a company that builds and operates a sportsbook and casino app across more than a dozen states, not a single retail location a bettor could walk into.
Where the name comes from: Rush Street Gaming, RSI’s privately held sister company, developed the land-based Rivers Casino properties in cities like Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Des Plaines, and Schenectady. BetRivers licenses that brand name. The online product doesn’t run out of any one of those buildings — it runs out of the Chicago headquarters, regardless of which Rivers Casino city a bettor happens to be in.
Who Actually Runs It
The legal entity is Rush Street Interactive, Inc., trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker RSI. It was founded in 2012 by Neil Bluhm, Greg Carlin, and Richard Schwartz — Schwartz now serves as CEO, Bluhm as executive chairman of both RSI and Rush Street Gaming, and Carlin as vice chairman. Public filings put Bluhm and Schwartz, through trusts and affiliated entities, at roughly 51.3% of total voting power as of mid-2026 under a voting agreement — a public company that’s still tightly held by the people who started it.
Public Company Structure
RSI operates as the publicly traded arm of Rush Street Gaming, a privately held casino and entertainment developer. That split matters for anyone trying to figure out who to hold accountable: the SEC filings, quarterly earnings calls, and stock price all attach to Rush Street Interactive, Inc., not to the private land-based casino company that shares its founders and its “Rivers” name.
One Company, Many Licenses
Being headquartered in Chicago doesn’t make Illinois the only place BetRivers can take a bet. As of September 2026 the sportsbook is licensed separately in 15 states — Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia — and RSI also holds international licenses covering Ontario, Colombia, and Mexico under separate regulatory approvals. Each of those is its own license on the same Rush Street Interactive entity, not a single national permission slip issued from the Chicago office.
The Short Version
BetRivers is based at 900 N. Michigan Avenue in Chicago, run by Rush Street Interactive, Inc. (NYSE: RSI), the publicly traded sibling of the privately held company that built the land-based Rivers Casino chain. The address stays fixed in Chicago; what changes state by state and country by country is whether that market’s regulator has licensed the company to operate there. 21+ where legal.