Sports Betting

The NFL championship game is New Hampshire’s single largest sports gambling event, according to state lottery officials.

New Hampshire's tax take of nearly $24 million from sports betting easily doubled its original projection for the 2022 fiscal year.

If approved, proceeds from online gambling would go to a new scholarship fund for community college students.

New Hampshire opened its first in-person sports gambling location in 2020. DraftKings is the NH Lottery partner for sports betting.

Sports gambling has netted the state $4.6 million in tax revenues since launching last December.N.H. Lottery Commission officials say that revenue figure…

The state’s second in-person sports gambling parlor goes live today.Gamblers can now place bets at the South Side Tavern in Manchester. The Brook in…

New Hampshire's first sports gambling parlor opened Wednesday in Seabrook.Visitors to The Brook, located at the site of the former Seabrook Greyhound…

For the first time in New Hampshire history, gamblers will be able to legally wager on a competitive eating contest this weekend.DraftKings, which was…

Voters in 10 communities gave in-person sports betting the green light during Town Meeting elections Tuesday.Under a state law passed in 2019, up to 10…

Voters in 15 New Hampshire towns are scheduled to vote during annual town meetings whether to permit the operation of sports betting retail locations in…