Lebanon Poker Room and Casino, located at 45 Hanover Street just south of the New Hampshire-Vermont border, operated as New Hampshire's first charitable gaming casino until its closure in December 2024. When operational, the venue featured 50 gaming machines and 10 table games, with eight cash poker tables offering No Limit Hold'em games with buy-ins from $60 to $1,000. Amenities included cocktail service, on-site food ordering, non-smoking areas, televisions, and Wi-Fi, supporting poker and casino gaming under the state's charitable gaming model.
