New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules Lot - Lottery Commission
Here’s a refined overview of the New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules – Lot (Lottery Commission):
🗂️ Overview of Chapters
The Lot rules govern all administrative and operational aspects of lottery, gaming, and related activities. The chapters include:
Lot 100 – Organization
Lot 200 – Rules of Practice and Procedure
Lot 300 – Rules for Sales Agents
Lot 500 – Rules for Prize Assignments
Lot 600 – Rules for Prize Claims
Lot 700 – Employee Recognition Program
Lot 900 – Lottery Intercept
Lot 1000 – Instant Lottery Games
Lot 1100 – Keno
Lot 2000 – Multi-State Lottery Games
Lot 3000 – Sports Wagering
Lot 4000 – Fantasy Sports Contests
Lot 6000 – Second Chance Drawings
Lot 7000 – Bingo
Lot 7100 – Lucky 7
Lot 7200 – Games of Chance (table games)
Lot 7300 – Unlawful Gambling Machines
Lot 8000 – Live & Simulcast Racing
Lot 8200 – Historic Horse Racing (regulations.justia.com, nhlottery.com)
📌 Selected Provisions
Lot 3002.04 – Definition of “Commission”
“Commission” refers to the New Hampshire Lottery Commission (established under RSA 284:21‑a) or its authorized staff (law.cornell.edu).
Lot 1004.01 – Claims on Instant Tickets
States that claims must follow the procedures laid out in Lot 600 (law.cornell.edu).
Lot 901 – Lottery Intercept Rules
Includes sections like Lot 901.01 (Purpose), Lot 901.02 (Scope), and Lot 901.03 (Definitions) (casetext.com).
Lot 8202 & Lot 8203 – Historic Horse Racing (HHR)
Lot 8202 outlines operator requirements: testing, anti-money laundering protocols, responsible-gaming programs, etc.
Lot 8203 deals with distribution of HHR revenue: maximum 12% takeout, plus split formula (35% to charities, 65% to the Lottery Special Fund) (casetext.com, newhampshirebulletin.com).
📝 Where to Find the Official Rules
The NH Lottery Commission website hosts PDFs and official versions of these administrative rules (nhlottery.com).
Justia provides an accessible overview and breakdown of Lot chapters, though it may not always be up to date of the latest edits (regulations.justia.com).
✅ How to Dive Deeper
If you're interested in:
The exact language used in any Lot chapter or section,
The latest amendments or effective dates,
Or rule implementation details (like filing procedures, penalties, hearings, etc.),
…you can:
Visit the NH Lottery’s “Rules & Regulations” page for downloadable rulebooks.
Search for a specific Lot chapter on official state government or legislative websites.
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