What Tennessee’s 10% Hold Means for Sports Bettors
Silas Walker/Getty Images. Pictured: Jarrett Guarantano Tennessee is the next state to join the legal sports betting market, going live Sunday, November 1. Four sportsbooks — DraftKings , FanDuel , BetMGM and Action 247 — will offer wagers from Day 1, with others assuredly coming soon. Those who have followed the legal landscape closely over the last two years since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down PASPA in 2018 are aware that sports betting in the states is not a once-size-fits-all proposition. Each state gets to make its own rules and regulations, and some states are quite different. Tennessee’s rules aren’t the worst in the country, but are definitely not the best for bettors, either. What’s Different About Tennessee: The 10% Hold The Volunteer State’s legislation requires that sportsbooks generate at least a 10% hold – the percentage of money books “hold” after all bets have been settled. In financial terms, it’s gross revenue divided by the amount of dollars wagered.
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