Tennessee News

WynnBET to halt sports betting operations in eight states

11 August 2023

WynnBet will close its sports betting app in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia, saying "there are higher and better uses of capital deployment for Wynn Resorts shareholders."

WynnBET's new multistate app now available in six more jurisdictions

4 August 2023

Players with existing accounts in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Virginia will be prompted to download the new app.

KeyStar Corp’s ZenSports Partners with US Integrity

30 May 2023

ZenSports is a B2C sports betting solution that features a sportsbook as well as peer-to-peer sports betting options.

Tennessee totals over $400,000 in gross sports wagers

2 March 2023

The Volunteer State paid out $369,381,020 to winners during the first month of 2023.

DFS news roundup: Alabama and Tennessee attorneys general declare DFS illegal gambling

7 April 2016

Bills to regulate the industry are still being crafted in some states; and DraftKings and FanDuel have announced they will drop contests on amateur sports.

Three Tennessee businesses closed in gambling bust

28 January 2009

News brief: Three Murfreesboro businesses were temporarily closed after police conducted an investigation into illegal gambling operations.

Casino Proposed for Tennessee Fairgrounds

5 May 2006

News Brief: Memphis horse racing proponent Richard 'Sonny' Bauman said Thursday he's proposing a $400 million horse track, casino and hotel on the Mid-South Fairgrounds.

Tennessee Casino Plan Deemed Illegal

4 May 2006

ews Brief: Tennessee State Attorney General Paul Summers has ruled that casino gambling would be illegal at a Vonore resort to be built on land leased to benefit the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians.

Harrah's Entertainment Recognized by Business Association

9 March 2006

The Black Business Association of Memphis and the Mid-South presented Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. with the 2005 Outstanding Business Purchasing Award during the 20th Annual Benny Awards Dinner in Memphis on Thursday, March 2.

Few Using Tennessee Problem Gambling Program

29 November 2005

News Brief: A $200,000 treatment program launched to help people who are addicted to the Tennessee Lottery got under way this summer, but so far relatively few people have participated.

West Memphis Chamber Supports Expanded Gambling

19 September 2005

News Brief: The board of directors of the West Memphis Chamber of Commerce has endorsed Southland Greyhound Park's attempt to expand gambling in a Nov. 8 election.

Lottery Fund Helps Tennessee Students

29 August 2005

News Brief: Tennessee students who attend public and private schools as well as those schooled at home are eligible for up to $300 a semester to pay for classes that count as dual enrollment in high school and college thanks to the lottery scholarship fun.

Lottery Fund Helps Tennessee Students

29 August 2005

News Brief: Tennessee students who attend public and private schools as well as those schooled at home are eligible for up to $300 a semester to pay for classes that count as dual enrollment in high school and college thanks to the lottery scholarship fun.

Tennessee Casino Developers Face Obstacles

7 April 2005

News Brief: The developers of the Solid Gold Casino have faced obstacles and court battles.

Lottery President's Pay Cut

1 December 2004

Tennessee Lottery President Rebecca Paul will take a pay cut next year.

Tanning Salon Raided for Illegal Gambling

1 December 2004

News Brief: A south Nashville man is facing indictments after allegedly running an illegal gambling operation from his tanning salon.

Fewer Lottery Scholarships Granted Than Were Projected

30 November 2004

Tennessee's HOPE scholarship program gave out fewer grants in its first year than state officials had expected.

Fraternity Poker Fundraiser May Be Illegal

2 November 2004

A fraternity at the University of Tennessee says it plans to hold its poker tournament for the chapter's philanthropy despite indications from a state official the tournament constitutes illegal gambling.

Lottery Scholarships Program Falls Flat

25 August 2004

News Brief: With the advent of lottery scholarships across the state this fall, the expectation was enrollment at Tennessee colleges and universities would increase, however, enrollment has remained flat.

Memphis Official Paid for Pro-Casino Effort

25 August 2004

News Brief: A top aide to Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton received $700 from a consultant working to legalize and open a Native American casino here.

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