New Hampshire § 287-E-21 - Section 287-E:21 Sale of Lucky 7 Tickets.
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§ 287-E-21. Section 287-E:21 Sale of Lucky 7 Tickets.
I. Only bona fide members of a charitable organization licensed under this subdivision shall sell lucky 7 tickets, except that salaried employees, as defined in rules adopted by the commission, of a licensed veterans or fraternal organization may sell lucky 7 tickets only on the premises of such organization, provided such employees comply with all laws and rules relating to the sale of lucky 7 tickets. Proof of membership may be required by the commission. II. Lucky 7 tickets may only be sold at the location specified in the license issued by the commission, which shall include either: (a) The regular meeting place of or a facility owned, leased or utilized by the charitable organization for its activities; (b) Any other location where the sale of lucky 7 tickets is conducted in conjunction with and at the same time as an event sponsored or co-sponsored by the charitable organization, to be held once a year, and will be held for no more than 4 consecutive days; or (c) Lucky 7 tickets sold in conjunction with bingo games may be sold between the hours of 8 a.m. and 1 a.m. on any licensed game date. (d) Lucky 7 tickets may be sold in conjunction with bingo games for no more than 16 game dates in one calendar month, and no more than 192 game dates in one calendar year. III. No charitable organization shall conduct door-to-door sales of lucky 7 tickets. III-a. Lucky 7 tickets may be sold by dispenser devices approved by the commission and located at the regular meeting place of, or at a facility owned, leased, or utilized by, the licensee for its activities, including facilities licensed under RSA 287-D, provided that specifications for such dispenser device are contained in the rules of the commission. Any permitted lucky 7 device shall not be in the nature of a slot machine and the outcome of any wager involving a permitted lucky 7 device shall be determined by the video monitor. No charitable organization shall be licensed to sell lucky 7 tickets for more than 16 days per month when selling tickets at a facility licensed under RSA 287-D. Lucky 7 tickets sold at said facilities may be sold during all hours for which the facility is licensed to operate. IV. No compensation shall be paid to bona fide members of a charitable organization who sell or assist in the sale of lucky 7 tickets. Compensation shall include, but is not necessarily limited to, money or any other thing of value. Members of the charitable organization who sell lucky 7 tickets may be reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses in an amount not to exceed $8 per day, provided that such expenses are itemized and submitted in writing to the charitable organization. V. No lucky 7 tickets shall be sold to any person under 18 years of age.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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