USA Market Report
igaming before changing regulations 10 years later limiting this to online poker games. Nevada is also the longest running market for legal sports betting in the US. Amendments were added in 2023 to enable sports betting operators to offer wagers on esports
In 2023 casino gaming
revenue topped $15.52bn, up 4.6 per cent on the
previous year and a record high. Tis was made up of $10.28bn from slots and
$4.76bn from table games. Sports betting revenue was $481.3m – fairly evenly split between retail and online.
contests. Te casinos are subject to state taxes of 6.75 per cent on all GGR over $134,000 per month plus there are taxes on live entertainment offerings and fees according to the number of slots and table games. In 2023 the state collected $1.21bn in gaming
and entertainment tax revenue. Two new major Las Vegas casinos opened at the end of 2023 – Fontainebleau Las Vegas and Durango Resort whilst the landmark Tropicana Las Vegas casino resort closed its doors in April 2024. It had been open for 67 years and was the
Strip’s third oldest casino. It will make way for a new $1.5bn Major League Baseball stadium.
22. New Hampshire
Commercial Casinos Tribal Casinos Slots in Casinos
Sports Betting GGR
Authorised Gambling Retail sports betting, online sports betting, lottery and ilottery. 0 0
1,719 (charitable VLTs) $80.3m
Although New Hampshire has no commercial casinos it does offer sports betting via the New Hampshire Lottery and its contracted sportsbook partner, DraftKings. Sports betting has been permitted since July
2019 when a state law authorised the New Hamp- shire Lottery to offer online sports betting and up to 10 retail locations partnered with a maximum of five operators. Te lottery can also operate sports lottery parlay games through its retailers. DraftKings was selected as the lottery’s exclusive
agent for online and retail sports betting and the operations launched in December 2019. By October 2024 there were four sportsbook retail locations available in Seabrook, Manchester, Dover and Nashua. Tese offer betting kiosks, video walls and a live sports ticker. Te sports betting market saw total revenues of $80.3m in the state which was an increase of 20 per cent from the year previous. Online betting was responsible for $67.4m of this (up 13.3 per cent) whilst retail saw $12.9m (up 78 per cent). Te growth in retail is mostly down to the opening of the fourth retail location and this is despite the opening of the sports betting market in neigh- bouring Massachusetts and Maine during that year whilst Vermont passed legislation in June 2023 and went live in 2024. In 2023 gaming tax from sports betting reached $35.6m. A bill to introduce igaming was presented in March 2023 and would have run under the New
New Hampshire casinos must donate at least 35 per
cent of table game revenue to charities and non-profits and 10 per cent to the state. In June last year the state permitted higher stake games for these locations
and increased the maximum wager for a table game from $10 to $50.
Hampshire Lottery Commission’s oversight. DraftK- ings applied for a monopoly agreeing to a 51 per cent tax rate on GGR in exchange for exclusivity. However the bill was later shelved. Te state does, however, permit charitable gam-
ing locations of which there are 12 in operation owned by out-of-state corporations. Te first charitable gaming model was introduced in 2006. Te casinos must donate at least 35 per cent of table game revenue to charities and non-profits and 10 per cent to the state. In June last year the state permitted higher stake games for these lo- cations and increased the maximum wager for a table game from $10 to $50. Tis was in a bid to bolster the sector. In 2023 around 800 charities collected $31.2m from the venues. New Hampshire Lottery is the oldest legal lottery in the US and it began in 1964 with the sale of sweepstake tickets to benefit the state’s schools.
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