New Hampshire sports betting handle drops to $65.1m in April
The New Hampshire Lottery reported a 10.9 per cent year-on-year decrease in sports wagering.
US.- New Hampshire saw wagers of $65.1m in April, down 10.9 per cent from $73.1m in April 2022 and down 37 per cent from the record $103.4m bet in March this year. Consumers wagered $56.8m online, while the remaining $8.3m was spent at retail sportsbooks.
The New Hampshire Lottery reported gross gaming revenue from sports betting of $6.7m, up by 97.1 per cent year-on-year and 39.6 per cent from March. Online sports betting generated $6.1m while retail sportsbooks contributed $586,755.
Tax generated from sports wagering in April reached $3m. For the financial year to date, the handle for the 10 months to the end of April was $792.2m, with gross gaming revenue at $69.6m and tax $31.8m.
DraftKings has had exclusive rights to offer sports betting online via the New Hampshire Lottery since 2019.
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