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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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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Should Tennessee Have Monthly Sports Betting Handle Reports?
Draft rules and regs for sports betting in the Volunteer State indicate that the public might not be able to see monthly handle reports.
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Tennessee Council On Sports Betting To Meet Nov. 21
The newly-formed agency within the Tennessee Lottery will hold its first meeting next week in an effort to launch apps early next year.
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Tennessee Governor Makes His Picks For Sports Betting Panel
On Monday, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee made his long-awaited three appointments to the newly created Sports Wagering Advisory Council.
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Memphis Grizzlies Biz Operations Director Appointed To State Sports Betting Panel
The Tennessee Sports Wagering Advisory Council can now conduct official business and vote on items related to online sports betting.
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Tennessee Lottery Reports Record $1.8 Billion In Total Sales In Fiscal 2018
The Tennessee Lottery is moving toward the regulation of sports betting at a time when its ticket sales are at record levels.
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