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New Hampshire: NH Lottery iLottery account

State regulator Run by New Hampshire Lottery (iLottery account tools, NH Lottery Support).

A self-exclusion tool inside your own NH Lottery online account. You choose one, three or six months, and it blocks iLottery and My603Rewards in the NH Lottery app for that time. Once set, it cannot be undone until the time is up. It is an account setting, not a statewide list: the Lottery's article does not say whether it reaches tickets bought in a store or anything else.

Reviewed 2026-10-01 against official sources. Every fact below links to the page it came from. How we check facts.

What it blocks

Covers the player's own NH Lottery online account: "Self-exclusion includes both iLottery and My603Rewards in the NH Lottery app." iLottery sells Powerball, Mega Millions, Tri-State Megabucks, Millionaire for Life, Tri-State Gimme 5 and e-Instant games online. The article does not say whether the exclusion reaches in-store ticket purchases, sports wagering (a separate DraftKings account) or any other form of gaming; it describes an account tool, not a statewide list. The Commission's own RFI separately lists "the states' iLottery agent(s)" as one of the places a person would have to contact to exclude from several forms of gaming.

Self-exclusion programs do not all block the same things. Here is what the official rules say about each one.

What New Hampshire: NH Lottery iLottery account blocks
What it could stopAnswerWhat the source says
Entering the propertyNot confirmedNot applicable to an account tool; not addressed.
Betting and winningsNot confirmedNot addressed; the article does not say whether in-store lottery purchases stay possible.
Credit, check cashing and rewardsNot confirmedNot addressed.
Online playConfirmedBlocks iLottery and My603Rewards in the NH Lottery app for the chosen period.
Marketing and mailingsNot confirmedNot addressed for marketing. The article does say a My603Rewards drawing entered before the exclusion cannot be won during it: "you will not be eligible to win that drawing. Any points entered cannot be refunded."

How to enroll, how long it lasts, and the sources

Terms you can choose

The player chooses "one, three, or six months" from a drop-down. "Once you've self-excluded, this cannot be undone until the selected time is complete." The article does not describe what happens when the period ends, whether renewal is automatic, or any permanent option.

When it ends

Not verified.

The article says the exclusion cannot be undone until the selected time is complete. It does not say what happens when that time ends.

How to enroll

Set self-exclusion in your NH Lottery iLottery account.

The tool is inside your signed-in account on nhlottery.com or the NH Lottery app: My Account, then Responsible Gambling, then Self-Exclusion. It needs an existing iLottery account. No other route is published.

  1. Sign in with your iLottery account on nhlottery.com or in the NH Lottery app.
  2. Open the account menu and choose My Account. Scroll down to Responsible Gambling and select Self-Exclusion.
  3. Choose one, three or six months from the drop-down and click SUBMIT, then select YES to confirm. Once you confirm, it cannot be undone until the time you chose is complete.
  4. This covers iLottery and My603Rewards in the NH Lottery app. The article does not say whether it stops you buying tickets in a store. Sports betting, Games of Chance rooms and racing accounts each take their own request.

Program page

Before you count on it. This is an account setting, not a statewide list. New Hampshire law requires a statewide self-exclusion database, and as of October 1, 2026 it has not been built. The Lottery's article does not say what happens when your months end, how fast the exclusion takes effect or whether you get anything in writing, so check that your account shows it before you rely on it. A My603Rewards drawing you entered before excluding cannot be won during the exclusion, and the points are not refunded. Whether eligibility depends on where you live is not established.

Every route we checked

Routes that enroll you

  • Online — NH Lottery iLottery account (nhlottery.com or the NH Lottery app): My Account, Responsible Gambling, Self-Exclusion
    NH Lottery Support, "How do I set up self-exclusion?" (modified 2 Aug 2025). Steps on mobile and desktop: sign in with iLottery credentials; open the account menu and My Account; "Scroll down to Responsible Gambling and select Self-Exclusion"; "Select the length of self-exclusion—one, three, or six months—from the drop-down menu. Click SUBMIT to proceed to confirmation"; "Select YES to confirm self-exclusion." Requires an existing iLottery account. The Lottery's Play Responsibly page offers only a helpline; this tool is inside the account.

Routes that get you a form or an answer, not an exclusion

  • By phone — NH Lottery Customer Support, (866) 204-6954 (Ext. 6); support@nhlottery.com
    Listed under Customer Support in the nhlottery.com footer. The footer does not say it handles self-exclusion, so use it only to ask questions.

Requirements and sources

Sources read 2026-10-01. These are the program's requirements, not a record of anyone's enrollment.

Terms available
The player chooses "one, three, or six months" from a drop-down. "Once you've self-excluded, this cannot be undone until the selected time is complete." The article does not describe what happens when the period ends, whether renewal is automatic, or any permanent option.
Can a resident enroll
Not verified: The article presupposes an existing NH iLottery account and describes no other eligibility rule.
Can a visitor enroll
Not verified: Same as residents.
Identification
Not verified: Sign-in with the player's iLottery account credentials is the only step described. The article says nothing about an added identity check.
Notarization
Not verified: None of the five published steps involves a notary or signature; the article does not state that notarization is not required.
Witnesses
Not verified: Not addressed.
Notarizing online
Not verified: No notarization step is described, so remote online notarization does not arise. No source addresses it either way.
How long processing takes
Not verified: The article does not say how fast the exclusion takes effect after YES.
How you are told it took effect
Not verified: The flow ends with the player selecting YES. No written notice from the Lottery is described.

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