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The Big Question

This is NHPR’s The Big Question! We ask you a question about life in New Hampshire, you submit an answer, and your voice may be featured on air or online.

As football season gets underway this fall, the New Hampshire Lottery expects players to break last year’s record of more than $200 million in wagers on NFL and NCAA football alone.

New Hampshire has seen more and more activity from sports betting since the state legalized it in 2019, mirroring a national trend. Sports leagues have embraced it, odds are shown during televised games, and sports wagering advertisements are everywhere.

So for September's Big Question, we’re asking: How has sports wagering shown up in your life?

Sara Plourde

Maybe you regularly bet on sports or have people close to you who do. Perhaps you’re an athlete or you work in or with the sports gambling industry. We want to hear from you about your own experiences with sports wagering.

Email your answer to voices@nhpr.org. We’ll get in touch with you, and you might hear yourself on All Things Considered.

Here's how to send us a voice memo using the NHPR mobile app:

  • Download the NHPR app by searching “NHPR” on the Apple App Store for iPhones or iPads, or the Google Play Store for Androids.
  • Open the app and go to the menu using the button with three lines in the top left corner.
  • Select “Talk to Us.”
  • Press the microphone button, and talk away!
  • Click the blue “SEND” button to draft an email
  • Send your voice straight to our inboxes.
Steps to take in the NHPR app to submit an answer for The Big Question

Things to remember:

  • Start with your first name and the town or city where you live
  • Limit your voice memo to 1 minute

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