New Hampshire sports betting handle reached a total of $47,055,486 from mobile and retail sportsbooks combined. Sports betting handle in N.H. was $40.2 million dollars alone, or 85% of the total. New Hampshire does not have in-person registration for mobile sports betting, allowing residents of … Read more
New Hampshire now has its first official land-based sportsbook with the DraftKings Sportsbook at The Brook opening to the public. A proper ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place for the sports betting venue sometime in September. Since December 2019, mobile sports betting in the Granite State … Read more
Fifteen cities in New Hampshire will vote on Tuesday on the issue of opening sports betting locations in their communities. Currently, New Hampshire only offers online and mobile sportsbooks to its residents. DraftKings will run the retail sports betting lounges under a six-year contract they … Read more
The lawmakers from the cities of Hampton and Seabrook want to allow for retail sportsbooks. In New Hampshire, every city must let the voters decide to allow a retail sportsbook. Decisions about retail sportsbooks are expected to be made on March 10. HAMPTON, N.H. – … Read more
The NH Lottery is in charge of overseeing and regulating the NH sports betting industry. New Hampshire sports betting laws allow up to 10 retail sportsbooks and five online sportsbooks statewide. Sports betting operators in NH will have to be currently operating in three other … Read more
There can only be 10 land-based sportsbooks in New Hampshire. NH HB 480 is what allowed sports betting to become legal in the state. New Hampshire sportsbooks are expected to open sometime in 2020. SEABROOK, N.H. – The New Seabrook Park has expressed interest in … Read more
