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Sports Betting in Tennessee: Laws, Licensed Apps & AI Predictions

Legal since 2020Updated Feb 2026

Key Facts: Tennessee Sports Betting

Status

Legal — Online & Retail

Legal Since

2020

Tax Rate

20% of handle (adjusted framework)

Monthly Handle

$400M+

  • First state with online-only model — no retail sportsbooks
  • Launched November 2020
  • Over a dozen licensed online operators
  • Originally included controversial 10% hold requirement
  • Professional and college sports wagering allowed
  • Must be 21+ and physically in Tennessee to bet

Sports Betting Overview: Tennessee

Tennessee took a unique approach to sports betting legalization — the state passed legislation in 2019 and launched an online-only market in November 2020 with no retail component at all. Tennessee was the first state to operate a solely mobile sports betting market. The law originally included a controversial 10% hold requirement, which was later adjusted. Tennessee allows wagering on professional and college sports with standard restrictions. Nashville's growing sports scene, including the Titans, Predators, and Nashville SC, along with passionate Volunteers and Commodores college fan bases, drives strong market engagement. Over a dozen operators compete in the state.

Licensed Sportsbooks in Tennessee

DraftKings
FanDuel
BetMGM
Caesars
ESPNBet

How AI Predictions Help Tennessee Bettors

Tennessee's online-only market means every bet is digital and every line is trackable. AI predictions thrive in this environment, scanning all operators simultaneously and pinpointing the best available odds across the state's competitive mobile landscape.

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Frequently Asked Questions: Tennessee Sports Betting

Is sports betting legal in Tennessee?
Yes, sports betting has been legal in Tennessee since 2020. Both online and retail sports betting are available. You must be physically located in Tennessee to place a bet.
What sportsbook apps are available in TN?
Licensed sportsbook operators in Tennessee include DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, and more. All major operators offer mobile apps for convenient wagering from anywhere in the state.
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