Legal sports betting in Tennessee was passed in June 2019. It took officials 17 months to finalize a regulatory framework, but the state’s first online sportsbooks finally launched during the 2020 football season.
There are now more than nine different Tennessee sportsbooks for you to choose from, including the largest brands in the nation and small, local operators. They compete to offer the most exciting bonuses, features and betting markets, although they have to factor in a 10% hold rule. See below for a list of our recommended sportsbooks in Tennessee.
You just have to be 21 or older to sign up with an online sportsbook in Tennessee. There is no need for you to live in the state. Anyone visiting can use Tennessee online sportsbooks. One standout feature of Tennessee sports betting is that operators have a 10% hold requirement. This means for every $1 earned in revenue the sportsbook must retain $0.10. The standard hold for sportsbooks in the US is 6%, so this means in Tennessee you may get slightly worse odds than other states.
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