New Hampshire’s recent regulatory expansion of what its charitable casinos can offer continues to pay out for operators and nonprofits, as gaming revenue in the Granite State reached $42.4 million in June, up 31% over 2025.
The New Hampshire Lottery figures show that games of chance generated $10.4 million, up 17.3%, and table games produced $10.3 million, down 56%. Video lottery terminals boosted the total by $21.6 million.
Of the state’s 12 casinos, only one recorded a year-over-year revenue decline. The Nash led the way in June, recording $13.5 million in revenue, up 60% from $8.4 million. The second-highest revenue generator was The Brook, which posted a 19.3% increase to $8.6 million.
Other big revenue increases came from Revo Casino in Keene, up 44.7% to $981,037; Revo Casino in Conway, up 41.2% to $1.1 million; Revo Casino in Manchester, up 34.8% to $4.6 million; Lilac Club Casino, up 32.9% to $2.7 million; and Revo Casino in Lebanon, up 31.7% to $2.7 million.
The only revenue decline for the month was reported by Aces + Eights, down 20% from $174,388 to $139,450.
