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New Hampshire Online Sports Betting Revenue and Handle by Month

New Hampshire online sportsbooks produced $6.0M in gross gaming revenue in August 2026, down 2% from Aug 2025. Over the 12 months through Aug 2026, revenue totaled $102M on $872M in bets, a 11.7% hold, and the state collected $44.6M in tax. In the shared comparison window Sep 2025–Aug 2026, it ranked 19th largest of 25 states with monthly online sports betting revenue.

The highest month on record here is Nov 2025 ($12.5M). Monthly figures run from Dec 2019 to Aug 2026 and come from the New Hampshire Lottery Commission.

Monthly3-month averageState tax
$5.0M$10.0M$15.0M2020202220242026Nov 2025 $12.5M$6.6M$2.9M

Dec 2019–Aug 2026 · Source: New Hampshire Lottery Commission · New Hampshire revenue

Handle (amount bet)

Monthly3-month average
$50.0M$100M2020202220242026Mar 2023 $93.4M$64.6M
New Hampshire online sportsbooks: monthly revenue

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New Hampshire online sportsbooks, monthly
MonthHandleRevenue (GGR)HoldState tax
Aug 2026$62.1M$6.0M9.7%$2.6M
Jul 2026$64.6M$7.3M11.3%$3.2M
Jun 2026$67.2M$6.5M9.7%$2.8M
May 2026$57.0M$7.4M13.0%$3.2M
Apr 2026$68.4M$8.7M12.6%$3.8M
Mar 2026$76.7M$7.5M9.8%$3.2M
Feb 2026$65.3M$9.2M14.1%$4.1M
Jan 2026$82.1M$10.0M12.2%$4.3M
Dec 2025$85.5M$10.5M12.3%$4.6M
Nov 2025$86.6M$12.5M14.5%$5.6M
Oct 2025$81.6M$8.9M10.9%$3.8M
Sep 2025$75.3M$7.4M9.9%$3.3M
Aug 2025$64.9M$6.1M9.4%$2.6M
Jul 2025$44.2M$4.9M11.0%$2.1M
Jun 2025$47.2M$6.5M13.7%$2.7M
May 2025$56.4M$7.4M13.2%$3.3M
Apr 2025$63.3M$7.1M11.2%$3.1M
Mar 2025$70.3M$5.7M8.1%$2.5M
Feb 2025$58.9M$7.6M12.9%$3.3M
Jan 2025$71.8M$10.7M14.9%$4.7M
Dec 2024$71.6M$5.8M8.1%$2.5M
Nov 2024$75.1M$10.2M13.6%$4.5M
Oct 2024$69.5M$5.5M7.9%$2.4M
Sep 2024$64.3M$9.2M14.3%$4.0M
Aug 2024$45.8M$3.1M6.7%$1.6M
Jul 2024$45.4M$3.3M7.2%$1.4M
Jun 2024$44.6M$4.9M10.9%$2.1M
May 2024$51.7M$5.9M11.3%$2.5M
Apr 2024$53.5M$5.3M9.9%$2.3M
Mar 2024$65.0M$5.0M7.7%$2.2M
Feb 2024$55.9M$6.0M10.7%$2.6M
Jan 2024$62.7M$8.9M14.1%$4.0M
Dec 2023$67.0M$6.7M10.0%$2.9M
Nov 2023$67.9M$6.6M9.8%$2.9M
Oct 2023$65.9M$8.4M12.8%$3.7M
Sep 2023$59.2M$5.6M9.4%$2.4M
Aug 2023$34.8M$3.1M8.8%$1.3M
Jul 2023$33.4M$3.1M9.3%$1.4M
Jun 2023$34.8M$3.7M10.7%$1.7M
May 2023$46.4M$6.1M13.2%$2.7M
Apr 2023$56.8M$6.1M10.7%$2.7M
Mar 2023$93.4M$2.8M3.0%$1.2M
Feb 2023$75.5M$7.1M9.5%$3.3M
Jan 2023$75.2M$8.0M10.6%$3.7M
Dec 2022$65.9M$7.9M12.1%$3.7M
Nov 2022$69.1M$5.4M7.8%$2.4M
Oct 2022$68.2M$6.6M9.7%$3.4M
Sep 2022$58.5M$7.7M13.2%$3.5M
Aug 2022$32.9M$3.8M11.6%$1.8M
Jul 2022$33.1M$3.7M11.2%$1.8M
Jun 2022$41.6M$3.9M9.4%$1.8M
May 2022$60.9M$5.6M9.1%$2.6M
Apr 2022$60.5M$2.9M4.7%$1.3M
Mar 2022$60.3M$4.8M8.0%$2.3M
Feb 2022$59.1M$14.6K0.0%$6,327
Jan 2022$81.6M$7.1M8.7%$3.5M
Dec 2021$65.6M$2.4M3.7%$1.1M
Nov 2021$62.3M$5.6M9.0%$2.7M
Oct 2021$68.1M$4.0M5.9%$1.9M
Sep 2021$50.5M$3.9M7.7%$1.6M
Aug 2021$29.6M$1.5M5.1%$680K
Jul 2021$30.4M$2.3M7.5%$1.1M
Jun 2021$31.1M$2.6M8.2%$1.2M
May 2021$33.3M$2.2M6.7%$1.0M
Apr 2021$37.4M$2.3M6.1%$1.0M
Mar 2021$44.4M$3.3M7.5%$1.5M
Feb 2021$43.0M$1.7M4.0%$747K
Jan 2021$49.4M$3.2M6.5%$1.4M
Dec 2020$43.7M$3.7M8.5%$1.7M
Nov 2020$38.9M$3.8M9.8%$1.8M
Oct 2020$40.2M$3.8M9.3%$1.8M
Sep 2020$36.6M$2.3M6.3%$1.0M
Aug 2020$26.4M$1.3M4.9%$574K
Jul 2020$11.6M$1.3M10.9%$602K
Jun 2020$8.1M$691K8.5%$320K
May 2020$7.2M$425K5.9%$188K
Apr 2020$3.8M$262K7.0%$126K
Mar 2020$8.8M$819K9.3%$394K
Feb 2020$22.1M$1.4M6.1%$599K
Jan 2020$16.8M$1.6M9.8%$720K
Dec 2019$361K$44.8K12.4%$19.4K
New Hampshire online sportsbooks, calendar-year totals
YearHandleRevenue (GGR)State tax
2026$543M (8 mo)$62.7M (8 mo)$27.3M (8 mo)
2025$806M$95.3M$41.7M
2024$705M$72.9M$32.1M
2023$710M$67.4M$29.8M
2022$692M$59.5M$27.9M
2021$545M$35.0M$16.1M
2020$264M$21.4M$9.9M
2019$361K (1 mo)$44.8K (1 mo)$19.4K (1 mo)

Years with missing months show partial totals, marked with the number of months reported.

New Hampshire online sportsbooks by operator, Sep 2025 to Aug 2026
OperatorHandleGGR
DraftKings$872M$102M

License-holder totals may include partner-operated brands.

Notes

GGR is mobile sports wagering gross gaming revenue. Tax paid is the Lottery's printed state revenue share under its contract with DraftKings (the state's share under a lottery-run model, not a tax).

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