Tennessee Sports Betting Might Not Be Live By Football Season
Tennessee sports gambling regulators are still working to finalize regulations for companies seeking to offer the activity in the state.
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Rep. Staples Mindful Of Data Concerns Ahead Of Projected June Launch
As a June launch approaches, Staples is monitoring a proposed mandate that could require operators to purchase official league data.
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New Tennessee Sports Betting Bill Would Change Some Duties Of Advisory Council
A new proposal has hit the table in Tennessee that would change the law pertaining to overseeing the sports betting industry.
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Tennessee Still Mulling ‘Difficult And Controversial’ Sports Betting Payout Cap
The Tennessee Lottery met Tuesday in Nashville and killed a rule hindering parlays, but it’s still unclear if an 85% payout cap will be axed.
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Agreement On Potential Casino Along Tennessee-Virginia Border Reached
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians has reached an agreement to develop and operate a casino along the Tennessee-Virginia border.
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Sports Wagering Council Member: Sports Betting Draft Rules ‘Will Hurt Players’ And State
Sports Wagering Advisory Council member Thomas H. Lee underscores concerns over the business plan, capped payout, and overall transparency ahead of the next Council meeting.
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Serious Concerns Bubbling Up Around Tennessee’s Sports Betting Future
Hopes for a very promising, competitive market have fallen under a cloud of concern and uncertainty as TN sports betting rules and regulations advance.
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Tennessee Lottery Releases Draft Rules And Regulations For Sports Betting
The Tennessee Education Lottery has published rules and regulations for its upcoming sports betting market to launch in 2020.
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Tennessee Sports Betting Could Benefit From Kentucky’s Political Chaos
Kentucky may be heading towards a partisan battle over who is the rightful governor, which could bog down the legislature.
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Kentucky Gubernatorial Candidate: Tennessee To ‘Eat Our Lunch’ With Sports Betting
A debate last week in western Kentucky featured a call for sports betting, thanks in part to legalization in neighboring Tennessee.
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