Which Sportsbook Apps Are Actually Licensed in Tennessee?

Several nationally recognized sportsbooks, including FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, bet365 and Caesars, have operated as licensed sportsbooks in Tennessee, alongside a smaller group of regional operators. This page explains how licensing actually works here, rather than listing a fixed roster that could go stale.

A Tennessee sports betting license is not permanent. Operators can enter or exit the market, and the state has seen at least one licensed operator wind down its Tennessee business since the market opened. Because of that, any specific named list, including the one on this page, is a snapshot, not a guarantee.

To confirm whether a given app is currently licensed, check the Tennessee Sports Wagering Council's own public list of approved licensees and registrants, published directly on tn.gov. That list, not a review site or an app store ranking, is the authoritative source. Betting through an app that is not on that list is illegal under Tennessee law, regardless of how legitimate the app looks.

This page is informational. It is not a recommendation to sign up with any specific operator, and it carries no promotional relationship with any sportsbook named here. If you do bet, treat it as entertainment with a real cost, not as an income source.