TN Collected $68M In Sports Wagering Taxes In 2022
Tennessee Brought In More Than $68 Million In Sports Betting Privilege Tax In 2022, A 67% Increase From The $40.7 Million Collected In 2021.
Read moreTennessee Brought In More Than $68 Million In Sports Betting Privilege Tax In 2022, A 67% Increase From The $40.7 Million Collected In 2021.
Read moreA Record-Breaking Month Of Revenue For Sports Gambling Operators In Tennessee Led To $5.9 Million In Taxes In November, According To Data From The Tennessee Education Lottery And Sports Wagering Advisory Council Acquired By PlayTenn.
Read moreDaily Tennessee Sports Gambling Numbers For August Matched Those Of July With Around $4.7 Million Bet Per Day, According To Numbers Released By The Tennessee Education Lottery.
Read moreThere Are No Casinos, Tribal Or Commercial In Tennessee. Bingo Games Are Also Prohibited. However, The State Does Have A Lottery As Well As Legalized Online Sports Betting. This Is How Much Tennesseans Spend On Gambling Each Year.
Read moreOn Friday, A Nashville Judge Ruled In Favor Of Action 24/7 Having Their Betting License Reinstated.
Read moreTennessee Collected More Than $4.3 Million In Sports Wagering Revenue In January, According To A Report From The Tennessee Education Lottery.
Read moreWhile The American Gaming Association Predicts Betting Will Go Down Nearly 40% This Year Due To The Pandemic, Other Predictions State It May Increase By Up To 60% Thanks To The Legalization Of Online Betting.
Read moreWith More Than $180 Million Placed In Legal Sports Wagers In December, Tennessee Gains $3 Million In Tax Revenue.
Read moreTennessee Collected Roughly $2.4 Million In Sports-Wagering Tax Revenue During November – The Second Highest Sports-Betting Tax Rate In The Country.
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