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• Soon you will be able to bet online with a licensed Tennessee sportsbook from Memphis

• Offshore sportsbooks are currently accessible online throughout Tennessee offering top bonuses up to $1000

• Sportsbooks are open an hour south of Memphis in Tunica

• Memphis Tigers start 2019 college football season on fire

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Tennessee Approves Online Sports Betting

Tennessee will become the 10th (or 9th) state to legalize sportsbook within its borders.

Until now, residents of the state were only able to place bets via offshore sportsbooks.

Now those living in the state will have the option of playing at license online bookmakers operating from within the state.

Tennessee will not offer retail sportsbooks.  It will only offer online/mobile sports wagering.

The state senate and house passed legislation but the governor announced he would not be signing it.  Instead, he was going to let the legislation become law without his signature in mid-May (2019).  During this wait period, Montana's governor signed into law that state's own sports betting measure.

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There are Sportsbooks Near Memphis

Tunica, Mississippi, one hour south of Memphis, offers a handful of sportsbooks since the US Supreme Court shot down decades of prohibition.

Memphis Bets

From ESPN.com heading into Week 7: “The Tigers haven't played the most arduous schedule to date, but they have a couple of quality wins over Ole Miss and Navy. They also have a fantastic running back, Kenny Gainwell, who became the first Memphis freshman to run for 100 yards or more in three straight games. He had 209 yards -- on only 14 carries -- in a 52-33 victory over UL Monroe on Saturday, the highest total by a freshman in school history. Memphis' defense did surrender 575 yards of offense to the Warhawks.”

From TheSpun: Tennessee hasn’t been relevant on a national level in several years, but the Volunteers’ fan base remains one of the most-passionate in the country. The Vols showed this off in crazy form during the Greg Schiano saga (something that has since been criticized by several members of the college football world), but the fan base did prove capable of seriously affecting a coaching search.

Sadly, the Titans fan base in the NFL is often ranked among the bottom of most polls.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com