Locate the instant tickets the New Hampshire Lottery has put on sale most recently.
Here are the New Hampshire scratch-off tickets most recently added to circulation, listed newest first. Each card shows when the ticket launched, what it costs, its current Return on Investment and where it currently ranks against other New Hampshire tickets on sale.
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Checking the latest releases shows you which New Hampshire scratch-off tickets have only just gone on sale.
The New Hampshire Lottery began in 1964 as the New Hampshire Sweepstakes, the first state-run lottery in the United States, and its first ticket was sold on March 12, 1964. This page lists the instant tickets New Hampshire has released most recently, along with the Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking each one started with.
A new New Hampshire instant ticket is placed among all the New Hampshire tickets on sale and ordered by ROI. That placement is its Initial Overall Ranking, and a lower number means a higher ROI at the time. Because every ticket has its own price and prize table, two tickets released together can open in very different places.
Learn what has launched recently among New Hampshire instant tickets, with dates, prices and ROI figures from the New Hampshire Lottery. As the nation's first state-run lottery, it sold its first ticket on March 12, 1964. ROI figures help compare new tickets at a glance.
On the cards above, which list the most recent New Hampshire releases with image, launch date, price, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Ranking.
It tells you where the ticket opened among New Hampshire tickets on sale, ordered by ROI. A lower number means a higher ROI at that point.
Each instant ticket is built with its own price and prize table, so the ROI differs and the ranking follows it.
No. A new ticket is simply at the start of its run. ROI is a comparison metric, not an expected return, and each outcome is fixed when the ticket is printed.
New Hampshire follows a three-day refresh in general, but newly launched instant tickets bypass it. Their cards go up on the release day.
No. We share lottery information only. New Hampshire instant tickets are sold by the New Hampshire Lottery and its licensed retailers.
Go through the newest New Hampshire instant tickets above and compare their launch dates, prices, Initial Winning Return on Investment and Initial Overall Rankings. All figures come from official New Hampshire Lottery sources.
