The provided legal document content pertains to the rules and regulations governing second chance promotional drawings conducted by the New Hampshire lottery commission. These rules specify the provisions for entering the drawings, the eligibility criteria for players, the selection of winners, and the process for claiming prizes. Players can enter the drawings by submitting eligible non-winning lottery tickets, and the commission assigns a non-monetary numerical value called ‘point value’ to each player in exchange for their entry.

The provided legal document content pertains to the Rules for Employee Recognition Program of the New Hampshire lottery commission. These rules govern the employee recognition program implemented by the commission. The document defines key terms related to the program, such as ‘Commission’, ‘Incentive’, ‘Sales goal’, ‘Sales rep’, and ‘Territory’. The document establishes sales goals for the Employee Recognition Program (ERRC) and measures the difference in instant ticket and retailer terminal game sales between the prior year’s calendar quarter and the current period.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of licensing requirements and exemptions for manufacturers, distributors, charitable organizations, gaming consultants, commercial halls, host halls, private campgrounds, hotels, and senior citizen organizations involved in the conduct of bingo games in New Hampshire. The documents outline the qualifications, application requirements, and compliance obligations for obtaining and maintaining licenses for different entities. Manufacturers and distributors must possess a current and valid license issued by the commission, comply with statutes and rules governing charitable gaming, and have a principal place of business located within New Hampshire.

The provided legal document content pertains to the establishment of requirements for the manufacture, distribution, and sale of lucky 7 tickets. The document applies to manufacturers of lucky 7 tickets, lucky 7 ticket dispensing devices, and associated equipment; distributors of lucky 7 tickets, lucky 7 ticket dispensing devices, and associated equipment; charitable organizations which sell lucky 7 tickets; and entities or individuals providing gaming consultant services. No specific exemptions or penalties are mentioned in the document.

The provided legal document content establishes requirements for games of chance in New Hampshire. It applies to charitable organizations that hold or sponsor games of chance, as well as individuals or entities involved in the operation of games of chance such as primary or secondary game operators, game operator employers, and owners or lessees of facilities where games of chance are held. The document does not mention any specific exemptions or penalties for non-compliance.

This legal document, part of the New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules, provides definitions for various terms related to unlawful gambling machines. It applies to individuals and entities involved in unlawful gambling activities in the state of New Hampshire. The document defines terms such as ‘agent’, ‘antique gambling machine’, ‘collector’, ‘commission’, ‘family entertainment center’, ‘gambling’, ‘gambling machine’, ‘redemption slot machine’ or ‘redemption poker machine’, and ‘sweepstakes’. The document does not mention any specific exemptions or penalties for non-compliance or violations.

The provided legal document content governs LIVE AND SIMULCAST RACING in New Hampshire. It defines various terms related to racing, such as ‘Starter’, ‘Course’, ‘Paddock judge’, ‘Commission’, ‘Race charter’, ‘Board of judges’, ‘Simulcast’, ‘Executive officer’, ‘Restricted area’, ‘Race announcer’, ‘Patrol judge’, ‘Presiding judge’, ‘Judge’, ‘Meet’, ‘Paddock’, ‘Horse identifier’, ‘Driver’, ‘Trainer’, ‘Racing secretary’, ‘Trainer of record’, ‘Mutuel manager’, ‘Licensee’, ‘Applicant’, ‘Racing program’, and ‘Racing premises’. The document clarifies who is considered a ‘Party to the application’ for LIVE AND SIMULCAST RACING in New Hampshire, depending on the type of entity applying.

The provided legal document content pertains to the rules of lottery intercept in the state of New Hampshire. The purpose of this chapter is to establish procedures for withholding a portion or the entire lottery prize payments for distribution toward past due child support. The document applies to lottery claimants who have won a prize that meets or exceeds the reportable winning amounts set by the Internal Revenue Code and are past due on court-ordered child support payments.

This legal document governs the conduct of games of chance in New Hampshire. It applies to organizations and individuals involved in the operation of games of chance. The document outlines various rules and regulations that must be followed when conducting games of chance. These include obtaining approval from the commission for all games of chance, restricting admission to individuals above the age of 18 (except at carnivals), conducting card games according to approved procedures and house rules, and limiting the amount that can be wagered by a player.

The provided legal document content pertains to the gambling tax in New Hampshire. It governs the filing of Form DP-300-Ext, amending tax returns, claiming refunds, returns, reporting, and extensions related to gambling tax. Taxpayers in New Hampshire are required to submit Form DP-300-Ext along with a payment of 100% of the balance of tax due on or before the due date of the return. Requests for extensions may be denied under certain conditions.