New Hampshire sweepstakes casinos don’t need a gaming license — but they still have rules to stick to. Some sites get it right: no-pay entry options, prize redemptions that hold up, and nothing that pushes over the state’s gambling line. Others look fine until you try to cash out.
Nemanja M.
Content Writer
Last updated
24 July 2025
Things have moved fast in your state. New enforcement actions, changing rules, and platforms pulling out — it’s a lot. That’s why we’re rebuilding this page right now: to make sure everything you read here is accurate, current, and actually useful to you.
While we finish that, we’re only showing the sweepstakes casinos that still accept sweepstakes players from New Hampshire — and we’re also flagging the major brands that no longer do. The full legal breakdown is coming soon, and it’ll give you everything you need to play safely and stay informed.
Thanks for your patience — it’s worth getting right.
Compare New Hampshire sweepstakes rules and top sites with those of bordering states.
