Another casino opened its doors Wednesday
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Another casino opened its doors Wednesday in New Hampshire, part of a rapidly expanding industry in the Granite State. There are now a dozen charitable casinos operating in New Hampshire. As of October, they had raked in a combined $139 million for their operators this year alone. The Revo Casino and Social House opened its doors Wednesday in Lebanon. The casino is owned by a California-based entertainment company that now runs four casinos in New Hampshire. All the gaming rooms in New Hampshire are owned by out-of-state entities, including multiple companies based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Under state law, a cut of all gaming revenue has to go to registered nonprofits in the state.
