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New Hampshire Lottery and Sportsbook Self-Exclusion

Official program details last verified .

New Hampshire does not yet publish one enrollment form covering every legal gambling product. The current routes are separate. NH Lottery account self-exclusion covers iLottery and My603Rewards. Sports-wagering exclusion is selected through the account tools of the New Hampshire Lottery's authorized sports-wagering agent. A broader statewide database is required by law, but the Commission described it as a future system in its 2026 procurement work.

Available Programs

NH iLottery and My603Rewards Account Self-Exclusion

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Duration

1 month, 3 months, or 6 months in the current account flow

Covers

NH iLottery and My603Rewards account access; not retail lottery purchases or sports wagering

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New Hampshire Sports Wagering Self-Exclusion

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Duration

Options shown in the current account flow; the public guide lists 1 year and 5 years for sportsbook exclusion

Covers

The authorized sports-wagering account and the operator products identified by its current exclusion flow

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How to Use New Hampshire's Current Exclusion Options

Complete the NH Lottery account flow, the sports-wagering account flow, or both, depending on the products you need to restrict.

  1. 1

    Decide whether you need NH Lottery account exclusion, sports-wagering exclusion, or both; the current public flows are separate

  2. 2

    For iLottery and My603Rewards, sign in to your NH Lottery account, open My Account, choose Responsible Gambling and then Self-Exclusion

  3. 3

    Choose one month, three months, or six months in the current NH Lottery flow and confirm the request; NH Lottery support also accepts account-exclusion questions at 1-866-204-6954

  4. 4

    For sports wagering, sign in to the authorized sportsbook, open Responsible Gaming, choose Self-Exclusion under Breaks, and follow the New Hampshire options shown in the account

  5. 5

    Complete both flows if both products are part of your gambling and keep each confirmation

  6. 6

    Do not rely on the planned all-gaming statewide database yet; the Commission's 2026 procurement describes that system as still being developed

Ending or Removing Self-Exclusion

The one-, three-, and six-month NH Lottery account periods cannot be undone before the selected time ends. The Lottery's terms say account access must be reactivated manually afterward. The current sportsbook guide says its selected period cannot be shortened and account access returns after the period ends. A permanent NH Lottery account exclusion has no reinstatement path in the published terms.

Important Notes

The current iLottery flow also blocks My603Rewards and Second Chance access, but it does not stop retail lottery-ticket purchases or sports wagering. New Hampshire sports-wagering rules require the authorized agent to offer self-exclusion and report its list to the Commission. The Commission's March 2026 work on a centralized database was an information-gathering step for a future all-gaming system, so this page does not present that database as available. Charitable gaming, advance-deposit wagering, retail lottery purchases, and other legal gambling may require separate controls.

Official Sources

Program rules can change. Check these regulator pages before submitting personal information or relying on a duration or removal rule.

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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical, legal, or financial advice. If you are experiencing a gambling problem, please contact the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-MY-RESET or consult a qualified professional.