The New Hampshire Oral Health Coalition is thrilled to announce that it received over $15,000 in charitable gaming proceeds following its run at Revo Casino and Social House in Keene.
Revo Casino and Social House welcomed more than 600 guests to Manchester last weekend for the second annual Rebels With a Cause gala, an event recognizing outstanding team members and celebrating the growing statewide impact of charitable gaming.
The Currier Museum of Art announces that it received $77,300 in financial support from its day of charitable gaming at Revo casino this year.
In October 2020 – during the program’s first year – New Hampshire residents placed $40.2 million in total bets, known as the “handle.” The sole approved operator in the state, DraftKings, made $3.8 million that month and the state took in $1.8 million in revenue. In October 2024, that handle had risen to $69.5 million, and the state’s revenue share was $2.4 million, a 33 percent increase.
PLANNING BOARD LIMITED PUBLIC HEARING The Planning Board will meet on Thursday, November 21 at 6 p.m. for a limited
On Thursday night, the Manchester Planning Board provided praise for a proposal that would see the demolition and reconstruction of a brand-new Revo Casino complex on South Willow Street.
Next week, Manchester’s casino could take a big step toward becoming a much bigger version of itself.
The NHG rebrand includes expansion at existing casinos in Manchester, Dover, Keene and Lebanon, and new construction in Lebanon and Conway. Since the beginning of 2023, NHG has contributed nearly $15 million to more than 300 statewide nonprofits – and NHG is on track to hit new charitable giving records in 2024.