License Name
New Hampshire Lottery License (for Lottery and Sports Betting)
New Hampshire Lottery License (for Lottery and Sports Betting)
United States – New Hampshire
New Hampshire Lottery Commission
State lottery games, multi-jurisdictional lotteries, instant win games, sports betting (exclusive operator model), pari-mutuel wagering
Local (New Hampshire residents and in-state visitors)
Good
Registration with the New Hampshire Secretary of State required, especially for entities operating as retailers
Not specified in public state lottery documentation
All owners, partners, members, managers, or officers must provide government-issued ID and submit background/criminal record release forms
State-level AML and due diligence policies apply; compliance with federal and state AML laws required
Compliance with state and federal data protection laws for personal and payment information
Retailers must file financial and transactional reports periodically as required by the NH Lottery Commission
Retailers and licensees may be subject to audit by the commission; lottery sales are routinely monitored
Not specified for lottery retailers, but sports betting operations (DraftKings) are regulated under the commission’s technical oversight
Not specified, as state lottery games and instant games are operated under commission and vendor protocols
Lottery and sports betting must utilize secure, regulated payment processing; weekly EFTs are standard for retailers
Sports betting operator (DraftKings) must comply with location requirements and use geolocation; online lottery data hosted per commission standards
Not specified
English required; all materials and support in English
USD
Application fees (e.g., $500 for Keno and sports betting retail), potential legal and professional service fees as needed
Criminal and credit background checks required for all key personnel
Only one exclusive online/mobile sports betting operator (DraftKings); retail licenses strictly controlled; no wagering on collegiate events in NH or on NH college teams
Licensees must comply with state (NH) and federal tax laws; 51% tax on online sportsbook revenue, 50% on retail
Data must be securely stored according to commission and federal regulations
No cross-border or interstate online play permitted (must be within NH borders)
Application process is regulated, includes public disclosures about licensees
New Hampshire Lottery Commission, Concord, NH
Not specified but internal compliance oversight required for lottery/sports betting operations
Retailers must be physically located in NH and, in some cases, hold additional local licenses (liquor, etc.)
Disputes handled per state law and the NH Lottery Commission procedures
Not specified in available documentation
Not permitted for lottery or sports betting operators
$500 application fee for sports betting retail or Keno license; no application fee published for standard lottery retailer license
Annual renewal for KENO 603 retailers; standard retailers’ licenses do not expire unless revoked/suspended
51% tax rate on sports betting operator’s gross gaming revenue (state share); standard business taxes may apply to retailers
Subject to federal taxation (24%), with player reporting responsibilities; no specific state-level withholding on winnings
Retailers who do not meet creditworthiness may be required to purchase a surety bond (amount determined by commission)
Not specified
Lottery and sports betting financial/transactional reports required periodically as set by commission
At least 60 days prior to first sale or operation (retailer/charitable license applications)
Completed retailer or application forms, proof of entity registration, alternate W-9, bank authorization for withdrawals, government ID, criminal record authorization
Not required for standard lottery retailer license; not specified for sports betting retail operations
AML, KYC, and responsible gaming policies required for lottery and sports betting operations
Retailer locations are inspected for ADA compliance; sports betting operations (DraftKings) undergo technical assessment
Sports betting technology must meet state requirements and pass regulatory review
Not specifically prescribed for retailers
Retailers must have a physical location in New Hampshire for lottery/sports betting
Not specified
Sports betting advertising to minors prohibited; responsible gaming messaging mandated; collegiate betting restrictions
State-wide self-exclusion and responsible gaming tools provided by the lottery and sports betting operator
Yes, state-wide system via the NH Lottery and DraftKings
All lottery and sports betting participants must be at least 18 years old
Identity verification (ID, SSN) at registration for sports betting, as required for all lottery and sports operations in NH
English-language customer support required for all licensees; DraftKings required to provide ongoing support
Formal complaint process regulated by the NH Lottery Commission
Retailers and operators must segregate player funds as required by the state
Defined by game/operator standards and player claims process
Promotions permitted subject to approval of NH Lottery Commission and responsible gaming requirements
Lottery (scratch, draw, multi-state), sports betting (exclusions for NH collegiate events)
Min/max set by operator and overseen by lottery commission; retail limits apply for draw/instant games
Not published for lottery or sports betting
Defined per game rules for lottery; sports betting subject to max win limits per operator rules
Not applicable to NH’s model (no live casino); live sports betting offered by DraftKings
DraftKings’ mobile sportsbook app is regulated and authorized by NH Lottery Commission
Not specified in publicly available regulatory documentation
Sports betting operator must maintain technical and data security; lottery supports secure platforms and electronic EFTs
Sports betting and lottery ticket sales use secure encryption (SSL/TLS)
Not publicly specified
Sports betting operations and retailer activity subject to commission oversight
All transactions logged and auditable by the lottery commission
Required as part of operational controls for lottery and sports betting
Not specified
DraftKings geolocation required; servers must comply with state regulation
Not specified
Not specified
Not specified
DraftKings provides technical support for online operations; retailers access support via the lottery
Lottery retailer license generally valid as long as requirements are met; KENO 603 licenses annually renewed; DraftKings’ exclusive contract (sports betting) was granted for 6 years from 2019
Annual for KENO 603; subject to review, fee, and ongoing compliance
Fines, suspension, and/or revocation of license or exclusivity
Not publicly specified
Not publicly specified
Not specified for lottery retailers; sports betting operators must comply with regulatory oversight on third-party use
State and operator brands only
Covered by contract and statutory law
Matters handled as per state law or commission process
Not specified
Charitable gaming licenses and contributions permitted for specified operations overseen by NH Lottery
Responsible gaming and compliance training required for operator staff
Not specified
Not specified in state lottery documentation
Retail and operator locations/sites must comply with ADA
Not specified; English is standard
Not permitted
Not permitted under current NH Lottery or sports betting law
Permitted, but not monopolized by the exclusive sports betting contract
New Hampshire Lottery Commission, 14 Integra Drive, Concord, NH 03301
New Hampshire Lottery Commission, 14 Integra Drive, Concord, NH 03301
https://www.nhlottery.com/Sports/Becoming-a-Retailer
Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Not specified
Retailer support at (603) 271-3391
https://www.facebook.com/NHLottery
https://twitter.com/nhlottery
https://www.youtube.com/user/nhlottery
Division of Sports Wagering, Investigative and Compliance Division, Licensing Division, Customer Service, Public Relations, Finance, and Administration
What is New Hampshire Lottery License (for Lottery and Sports Betting)?
The New Hampshire Lottery license authorizes organizations or retailers to sell state lottery products and allows DraftKings to operate as the exclusive online and retail sports betting provider. All operations are regulated by the New Hampshire Lottery Commission. Other forms of regulated gambling include charitable gaming and pari-mutuel wagering, but casino iGaming is not licensed. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.
Which jurisdiction issues New Hampshire Lottery License (for Lottery and Sports Betting)?
The New Hampshire Lottery Commission, in the state of New Hampshire, issues and regulates lottery and sports betting licenses. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.
What is the cost of obtaining New Hampshire Lottery License (for Lottery and Sports Betting)?
The application fee is $500 for a KENO 603 or sports betting retailer license. Standard retailer licenses may not have a fee published. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.
What are the main requirements for New Hampshire Lottery License (for Lottery and Sports Betting)?
Applicants must register with the NH Secretary of State, provide government-issued ID and background checks, comply with ADA and AML regulations, and, if not meeting credit criteria, may need a surety bond. Only one operator is licensed for sports betting. If not available: Information not found in publicly available sources.