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Lebanon Poker Room & Casino closed on Dec. 18, 2024, with Revo Casino and Social House on Miracle Mile opening in West Lebanon. The Lebanon Poker Room & Casino was New Hampshire's first charitable gaming casino. It was located at 45 Hanover St. off I-89 just south of the border between New Hampshire and Vermont. The venue features approximately fifty gaming machines, eight poker tables, a roulette wheel, and three table games.

In July 2023, the city Planning Board reportedly gave the business the green light to expand and relocate to the former Gerrish Honda building at 369 Miracle Mile in what is the only city in Grafton County. The reconfigured building will reportedly comprise a 17,335-square-foot first floor and a 1,360-square-foot mezzanine, while the gaming area will consist of 111 electronic gaming devices and 13 tables. The full-service restaurant & bar will have 41 seats. 

Under New Hampshire law, “charitable gaming” is a state-regulated category of gambling where 35% of the proceeds must be donated to charitable nonprofits. In the New England state, charitable gaming can include poker, bingo and casino games such as roulette and blackjack.

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Lebanon Poker Room has eight cash tables that are on the main floor and used daily for No Limit Hold'em cash games with buy-ins from $60-$1,000. There are additional tables on the lower level for tournament play on Friday nights from 6pm. Amenities include jackpots, order food from table, cocktail service, food tableside, non-smoking, TVs, Wi-Fi and more.