House Bill 737 would allow local communities to determine if they want a casino A bill working its way through the New Hampshire Legislature could give towns and cities the power to decide whether they want casinos operating in their communities. House Bill 737, introduced in January and passed by the House in March, had
The lawmaker who introduced the measure brought it to a halt amid a lack of support New Hampshire’s latest attempt to legalize online casino gambling has stalled, with lawmakers deciding to halt progress on the bill despite initial support. Senator Tim Lang, who introduced the legislation, tabled the proposal in the Senate Ways and Means
The state may not advance iGaming legislation amid resistance from some legislators New Hampshire lawmakers showed little enthusiasm for a proposed online gambling bill during a recent committee meeting, opting not to vote on whether it should advance, according to iGaming Business. The state’s Senate Ways and Means Committee met to discuss multiple gambling-related bills
The exit of a lawmaker at the center of a casino controversy could allow iGaming to surface The possibility of legalized online casinos in New Hampshire may be gaining momentum for 2025, with state Sen. Timothy P. Lang Sr. taking renewed steps to push the legislation forward. Lang’s recent proposal faces one less major opponent,
Officials in Nashua, New Hampshire, have agreed to allow a casino to come to the city The proposal to build a charitable casino at the site of the former Sears store in Nashua, New Hampshire, will move forward after the Nashua Planning Board recently voted 4-to-1 to approve the project. Two Nashua casinos, The Lucky
Indiana and New Hampshire still have online gaming on the table Indiana and New Hampshire legislators are planning to reintroduce online casino bills in 2024. However, this time, the proposed legislation will take separate paths to the table. They hope that’ll guarantee the online casino bills symbolize winning gambles if they become law. Indiana Senator
An increase in gambling spend may signal the state is softening its anti-casino stance Despite being one of the minority states without a casino, New Hampshire recently experienced a significant development that could potentially pave the way for change. Governor Chris Sununu signed a consequential bill last week, raising the threshold for charitable gambling spend
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