New Hampshire § 287-E-20 - Section 287-E:20 Lucky 7 Licenses.
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§ 287-E-20. Section 287-E:20 Lucky 7 Licenses.
The commission may issue a lucky 7 license to a charitable organization for the sale of lucky 7 or similar tickets under the following conditions: I. The license shall specify where the tickets may be offered for sale, provided that the license shall not authorize a charitable organization to sell lucky 7 tickets except at a place where a bingo game has been authorized, at a facility licensed under RSA 287-D, or in a town or city which has authorized the sale of lucky 7 tickets under RSA 287-E:27. II. The price of any lucky 7 ticket pack or ticket card shall not exceed $1, except that lucky 7 tickets sold by dispenser devices shall not exceed $2, provided that at any location where a charitable organization offers $1 tickets or higher for sale the charitable organization shall also offer $.50 tickets for sale. III. The license shall not be transferable, shall expire on the last day of the last month for which it was issued, and shall only be valid for one location. A separate license shall be obtained for each location at which lucky 7 tickets are to be sold. IV. At least 45 percent of the gross revenues from the sale of lucky 7 tickets shall be paid as prizes. V. Lucky 7 licenses shall be prominently displayed in the area in which the lucky 7 tickets are sold. VI. Only charitable organizations as defined in RSA 287-E:1, V shall be eligible for licensing.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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