To learn more about KENO 603 and to apply to become a retailer, visit. The more numbers players match, the more they win. A player may place a wager from $1 to $25 per game. All revenue generated from KENO 603 sales supports education in New Hampshire.ĭuring each KENO 603 game, players choose from one to 12 numbers, and every five minutes (11:05 AM to 1:00 AM) a computer randomly generates and displays 20 winning numbers from 1 to 80 on a television monitor. The New Hampshire Lottery anticipates KENO 603 could generate as much as $9 million in annual net profits. The New Hampshire Lottery projects KENO 603 sales will total $35 million for this current fiscal year. KENO 603 weekly sales currently average $630,000 this fiscal year.

The New Hampshire Lottery launched KENO 603 in December 2017 and the game has generated $46.4 million in total sales since inception. Over the past two years, 86 communities have approved KENO 603 and the game is offered at 191 establishments statewide. Like sports betting, legislators crafted KENO 603 legislation to allow individual municipalities the option of allowing the game by placing it on city election ballots or on the warrants of annual town meetings. Players must be 18 or older to make wagers. The sports betting legislation, which creates a Division of Sports Wagering within the New Hampshire Lottery to oversee sports betting, allows for mobile wagering and prohibits any wagering on New Hampshire college teams or any college games taking place in the Granite State.

In addition to the cities voting yesterday, Franklin voters approved their city as a potential location for sportsbook retail locations during city elections Tuesday, October 1. New Hampshire towns will be able to place the question on their Town Meeting warrants in spring 2020. The sports betting legislation was written to provide individual communities across the state with the option to put the question to voters as to whether to permit the operation of sportsbook retail locations within their communities. The New Hampshire Lottery expects to have mobile sports betting available across the state by January 2020, with sportsbook locations up and running by late winter or early spring next year. “The New Hampshire Lottery has a responsibility to establish a sports betting system that is effective, efficient and well-regulated,” McIntyre continued. Governor Chris Sununu signed legislation in July authorizing the New Hampshire Lottery to conduct sports betting, which will be allowed through as many as 10 physical sportsbook locations and as many as five online sportsbooks. “Further, as two more cities have voted in favor of KENO 603, we are now able to continue expanding the game, which has demonstrated consistent sales growth since its inception nearly two years ago.” With five cities voting to allow sportsbook retail locations, we can continue with the sports betting implementation process, developing a responsible system that engages players and drives revenue for education in New Hampshire,” said Charlie McIntyre, executive director, New Hampshire Lottery. “The New Hampshire Lottery appreciates and respects the voting process in New Hampshire. CONCORD, NH – The cities of Berlin, Claremont, Laconia, Manchester and Somersworth voted to permit the operation of physical sportsbook retail locations in their communities during city elections yesterday, Tuesday, November 5, while voters from Dover and Rochester voted to allow establishments to offer KENO 603, pending approval through the New Hampshire Lottery’s application process.

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