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Sports Database: Research past team game results using variables such as versus opponent, home or away, grass or artificial turf, month, as a favorite or dog, point spread odds, by division and more! SportsBetting.com is operated by CG Colorado LLC d/b/a Carousel Group under license number 94342204 with registered offices at 1001 Bannock Street Suite 608, Denver, CO 80204.
Moneyline does NOT have a marketing relationship with any of the products or services listed on this page.Pros and Cons for 2021
After testing 20 online sportsbooks for our 2021 review, here are our top findings on SportsBetting.com:
- SportsBetting.com’s first-time deposit match of 200% up to $500 with a 1X rollover is one of the best we’ve seen.
- Although the variety of bets and live bets is not yet on par with DraftKings or PointsBet, most bettors (ourselves included) will be satisfied with the offerings.
- Standout features at SportsBetting.com include fresh news articles, game previews, and game predictions.
Supported States: Colorado, Iowa (expected 2021), and New Jersey (expected 2021).
Overall Summary
| Feature | SportsBetting.com |
|---|---|
| Overall | 4 Stars |
| Sports & Bets Offered | 4 Stars |
| Odds | 0 Stars |
| Live Betting | 4 Stars |
| Mobile Betting | 4 Stars |
| Bonuses & Promotions | 4.5 Stars |
| Education | 3.5 Stars |
Sports and Bets Offered
SportsBetting.com brings all of the sports (10 to 15 throughout the year), bets, and common features that bettors expect from any sportsbook. Where its betting menu exceeds expectations is with the sheer number of prop bets and daily odds boosts it offers.
Prop bets: SportsBetting.com has a strong prop bets game. Bettors can choose among a few dozen player and team props for most games — that’s more than you’ll find on many sports betting sites. (Quick refresher: A prop bet is a bet that focuses on something other than the outcome of the game, typically team or player stats (e.g., “Will Damian Lillard record over or under 33.5 points?”).) SportsBetting.com also offers prop bets you won’t often see elsewhere, such as, “Will Chris Paul record over or under 28.5 points, rebounds, and assists.”
Cash out feature: Like most sportsbooks, SportsBetting.com offers a cash out feature. This allows bettors to amend their original bet and lock in a profit or a loss by settling the bet (or a portion of the bet) before the event has finished.
Daily odds boosts: Odds boosts are another frequent feature of online betting sites. SportsBetting.com calls its odds boosts “Bet Boosts.” Here’s how it works: If the sportsbook boosts the odds of the Denver Nuggets to cover the spread and the game’s over/under to hit from +260 to +310, you would win $3.10 instead of $2.60 for every $1 you wagered.
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Odds
We are still collecting odds data on SportsBetting.com. Our SportsBetting.com Odds rating will be released in early 2021.
Methodology: To score Odds, Moneyline.com gathers data from 21 sportsbooks over several months. For our 2020 Sportsbook Review, over 10,000 data points were collected for spread, moneyline, and over/under (bets).
I collected odds for spread, moneyline, and total bets for over 75 NFL games, 75 MLB games, 75 NBA games, 75 NHL games, 75 Soccer games (various leagues), and 75 NCAA Football and 75 NCAA Basketball games. When collecting odds, I collected the same games simultaneously for each sportsbook, ensuring data accuracy.
Live Betting
Live betting at Sportsbetting.com is just a feature or two away from receiving a higher rating. Although its live statistics and number of live prop bets are noteworthy, the absence of instant bets and a running clock for football games tempered our overall enthusiasm.
Instant bets: The lack of instant bets is one of SportsBetting.com’s secondary shortcomings. Instant bets allow you to bet on the outcome of the next drive in a live NFL game, for example, or the next five minutes of a live soccer game (known as “interval betting”).
Prop bets: Bettors will find more than 15 to 20 live props per game. (Reminder: A live prop bet (e.g., “How many points will Russell Westbrook score”) is a prop bet on a game while it is still being played.)
Live match tracker: While it’s not uncommon for live match trackers to display statistics (in addition to a game clock, live score and what team possesses the ball), SportsBetting.com takes it to the next level. For example, during football games I was able to view a recap of each team’s drive, each score by quarter, and stats like total touchdowns. I was surprised that SportsBetting.com offered these awesome statistics and not a live match tracker for NBA games. For football games, the app has a static clock and not a running clock.
Live Streaming: You’ll have to look elsewhere — like FanDuel or Unibet — if you want to stream live sporting events through an app when you’re betting. SportsBetting.com doesn’t live stream. Be aware that for all sportsbooks, live streaming is currently limited to international sports (such as basketball, soccer, hockey, tennis, and table tennis matches) because of the high costs of licensing live broadcasting rights.
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SportsBetting.com Mobile App
The SportsBetting.com app is simple to navigate and easy to use, but we noted that click responsiveness felt out of sync a few times during our testing.
SportsBetting.com News: We’re going to dwell on this feature because we think it’s worth the extra words. SportsBetting.com is of the few online sportsbooks that provides sports content to customers — everything from news to game previews to predictions. It publishes multiple times each week for the biggest sporting events. (I pored over a few of the NFL game previews.) Too often sportsbooks bury their content deep in the app. We found it refreshing that we didn’t have to hunt for news coverage.
Education
SportsBetting.com’s educational content is a mixed bag. On one hand, it provides an extensive glossary of basic and advanced betting terms. On the other hand, the sheer volume of terms isn’t helpful if you don’t know which ones are key. An introductory guide for beginners using some of the definitions from its glossary and images of real bets would be a good addition.
Timeout: To learn more about online sports betting basics, see our guides on how to read odds, different bet types, and understanding bonus rollovers.
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Bonuses & Promotions
For avid sports bettors who open accounts at multiple sportsbooks, the new-customer promotion alone makes SportsBetting.com worthwhile. It’s one of the best we’ve seen in 2021. After that, you’ll want to stick around for the ongoing promotions, which are also generous.
New customers: SportsBetting.com offers a 200% deposit match up to $500 with a 1X rollover for first-time customers. A 1X rollover for a 200% deposit match is a rarity that bettors should take advantage of. A 1X rollover means if you deposit $250 and receive a $500 bonus, you only have to wager $750 (($250 + $500) x1) before you can withdraw the bonus money. The only caveat is that you must wager the bonus money within seven days after receiving it. (Note: Bonuses change throughout the year; the bonuses discussed may or may not still be active.)
Existing customers: SportsBetting.com’s ongoing promotions left us grinning, too. Throughout the year it offers a handful of high-quality promotions (there were five when we were testing). The dollar amount of bonus money available for each promotion — and the overall variety of promos for multiple sports — is impressive. If you’re looking for comparable sportsbooks that offer a lot of ongoing promotions, check out DraftKings or PointsBet.
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Final Thoughts
Based on the variety and value of promotions alone, SportsBetting.com is worth checking out for bettors who live in Colorado, Iowa, or New Jersey. We were impressed with the bonuses (for new and existing customers), and appreciated the simple mobile app and timely news coverage. That said, SportsBetting.com has some work to do on its live betting menu and educational content.
About SportsBetting.com
SportsBetting.com is operated by the Carousel Group, which was established in 2017. Compared to other sports betting companies, the Carousel Group is much smaller. According to its Wikipedia, “Carousel Group is a rapidly growing holding company comprised of a managed private equity fund, a consultancy practice and an operational services arm, purpose built for the international regulated iGaming market.”
What states is SportsBetting.com legal in?
SportsBetting.com is legal in Colorado, Iowa (expected 2021), and New Jersey (expected 2021).
What deposit methods does SportsBetting.com offer?
Bettors can currently deposit via online bank transfer (ACH) and Skrill. SportsBetting.com does not offer PayPal or other popular deposit methods.
| Feature | SportsBetting.com |
|---|---|
| Minimum Deposit | $10 |
| Total Deposit Methods | 2 |
| No Debit/Credit Card Deposit Fees | No |
| Deposit Min/Max - Debit/Credit Card | N/A |
What withdrawal methods does SportsBetting.com offer?
SportsBetting.com currently processes withdrawals via online bank transfer (ACH) and Skrill. SportsBetting.com does not offer PayPal or other popular withdrawal methods. Minimum deposits and withdrawals are $10.
| Feature | SportsBetting.com |
|---|---|
| Minimum Withdrawal | $10 |
| Total Withdrawal Methods | 2 |
| Check Payout Speed is < 10 days | No |
| No Withdrawal Fees - Check | No |
| Withdrawal Min/Max - Check | N/A |
What is the minimum deposit at SportsBetting.com?
The minimum amount required to open an account at SportsBetting.com is $10.
What kind of customer support does SportsBetting.com?
SportsBetting.com currently offers email support, live chat support, and callback support. For callback support, users leave their name, phone number, and message and SportsBetting.com will return the customer’s call.
What sports can you bet on at SportsBetting.com?
SportsBetting.com currently offers 14 different sports.
| Feature | SportsBetting.com |
|---|---|
| Total Sports Offered | 14 |
| Aussie Rules (AFL) | No |
| Baseball (MLB) | Yes |
| Basketball (NBA) | Yes |
| Basketball (NCAA) | Yes |
| Boxing | Yes |
| Cricket | Yes |
| E-Sports | No |
| Football (NFL) | Yes |
| Football (NCAA) | Yes |
| Golf (PGA) | Yes |
| Hockey (NHL) | Yes |
| Horse Racing | No |
| MMA (UFC) | Yes |
| Rugby (League) | Yes |
| Rugby (Union) | Yes |
| Soccer (EPL) | Yes |
| Soccer (MLS) | Yes |
| Tennis | Yes |
| Sports & Bets Offered | 4 Stars |
Methodology
For the BettingBuck.com annual best online sportsbooks review published in 2020, a total of 2,300 data points were collected over six months and used to score sportsbooks. Additionally, odds data was collected for each sportsbook on over 1,400 bets to give each sportsbook a comparative odds ranking.
Sports betting sites were scored across seven core categories to computer an overall rating: total number of sports and bets offered, odds, live betting features, mobile apps, educational resources, ease of use, and current bonuses.
Learn more about how we test.
About the author: Joey Shadeck Joey Shadeck is the lead writer for Moneyline.com and content strategist for Michigan-based Reink Media Group. He has closely tracked sports betting in the United States for the last two years, compiling hundreds of data points across dozens of sportsbooks. He has 6 years of online betting experience with hundreds of bets placed during that time.
Tennessee-based bettors finally have a reason to smile seeing as sports betting is finally in the state! In Tennessee, sports wagering was made legal in 2019 during spring; 30th April 2019 saw approval of the sports betting bill by the Tennessee Legislature. Online sports betting was launched in November 2020, and 4 sportsbooks were approved. However, only three of these, including FanDuel, BetMGM and DraftKings launched. Our read today will provide insight into all matters Sports Betting Tennessee!
Selection of online sports betting Apps in Tennessee:
Tennessee Sports Betting Rules
When it comes to Sports betting in the state of Tennessee, things feel different when compared to other states. There are no regular brick and mortar sportsbooks here, only online and mobile sports betting. The body in charge of regulating online sports betting here is the Tennessee Education Lottery Corp, under the Tennessee Sports Gaming Act.
For mobile sports betting licensing in Tennessee, there are zero restrictions as to who can apply. The charge involved with licensing amounts to $750,000. This price is slightly on the higher end, something which has elicited debates, alongside the 85% sportsbook cap payouts required by the law. The industry’s hold averages at 5%, which means that Tennessee’s percentage hold is three times more!
For live sports betting, Tennessee requires that ‘official league data’ is used. The tax rate is also relatively high, standing at 20%. There is no sports betting cap applicable on sports wagering licensing in the state. Bettors are required to be at least 21 years of age in order to wager. An additional restriction is on betting on collegiate events as well as in-lay bets.
How to Bet on Sports in Tennessee
In order to place a wager, players are required to be within state lines. If you are a non-resident in the state or using your mobile to bet, be sure to verify your location. The only thing you will need to get started is good internet connection.
Estimated time needed to register and fund account: 3 minutes.
Below are the few steps to follow to place your bet in Tennessee:
- Pick your preferred Sports Betting App
The state boasts 4 approved sportsbooks; DraftKings, Action 24/7, BetMGM and FanDuel. Action 24/7 is only based in Tennessee; as such, only residents from the state are experienced on using the platform.
- Register/ Create an account
Upon making a decision on the sportsbook you’d like to bet on, visit their site or download their app. Ensure that the device you will be using has the geo-location feature, or use WIFI connection. This way, the sportsbook can verify that you are indeed in Tennessee. To create an account, you will need to provide your physical address, email address, full name, social security number and date of birth.
The sportsbook will subsequently confirm your details regarding age, location and identity. Be sure to make use of promo codes as they come with tons of incentives including game boosts, bonuses, or risk free bets. Sometimes, no promo code is needed; as such, the bonuses get applied to bettors’ accounts automatically. - Make your initial deposit
Sportsbooks in Tennessee are flexible in their payment methods, accepting online pay bill modes, PayPal, Debit Card, Credit Card or even direct bank deposits. Upon successful account registration, making a deposit should be straightforward and seamless.
- Get betting
After registering and successfully making your starting deposit, the next thing is betting. Each of the available sportsbooks in Tennessee has its unique set of sports and betting options. To ensure that players do not get overwhelmed, the sportsbooks feature a filtering option, where bettors can sort out the sports and bet types.
Leading Sports Books in the State of Tennessee
While there are only three sportsbooks that have gone live in Tennessee, it is expected that two more will eventually launch, including PointsBet and BetMGM. In this section, we will have a look at BetMGM, FanDuel and DraftKings. Tennessee is among the US top twenty states when it comes to betting volumes. The sportsbooks below are all three-point verified, which means that they are all licensed, legal and safe to place your bets on.
FanDuel Sportsbook
FanDuel Tennessee is with no doubt a crowd favorite, expected to be among the three leading sportsbooks that will be launching in the state of Tennessee in November 2020. The sportsbooks operate as a Daily Fantasy entity in Tennessee. As soon as the sportsbook option goes live, players will be in a position to link their sportsbooks accounts to their DFS accounts, seeing to it that their fantasy and betting needs will all be in one account.
BetMGM Sportsbook
BetMGM Tennessee, is an MGM online platform. Over the years, the firm has been aggressive in expanding their online niche, reaching new clientele base all over the US. 1st November 2020 saw the sportsbook launch in Tennessee, being one of only three other online sportsbooks in the market. Being the official and exclusive partner of Tennessee Titans, BetMGM boasts an initial sign-up bonus amounting to $500. To add onto this, the company offers existing clients weekly promotions. The platform has amazing odds that are all in line with competition.
DraftKings Sportsbook
DraftKings is known across the US as the most popular App in all states where online sports betting is legal. In the state of Tennessee, the App DraftKings launched on 1st November 2020. One thing that you will note is that both their site and mobile App are extremely easy to use. DraftKings allows for players to connect their DFS and SportsBook accounts, which makes it so much easier, as all the information can be found in a single account. your dDraftKings’ cashier account merges to one, making it so easy to switch between products all so easily. From reviews, this right here is the most highly rated sportsbook app in the industry.
Mobile Apps Expected to launch in 2021 for Tennessee sports betting
William Hill
William Hill is with no doubt one of the biggest sportsbooks not only in the US, but also globally. However, they do not live in Tennessee at the moment, and there is no tentative date as to when they are expected to move into the state. According to most experts, it would be a smart strategy on William Hill’s part to get in on Tennessee’s sports betting actions sooner rather than later. The company remains an online sports wagering staple, boasting one of the industry’s leading websites.
PointsBet
PointsBet is a new and fresh entrant into the online sports betting scene. It not only features ordinary odds such as spreads and money lines, but also unique features including its legendary PointsBetting system. This feature allows for bettors’ payouts to swing up or down drastically, all dependent on the game’s outcome. However, PointsBet is yet to get operational in the state of Tennessee, and there is no certain timeline within which they are expected to launch.
Available Sports that Players can Wager on in Tennessee
Each of the sportsbooks that are available in Tennessee have a wide array of sports that gamers can wager on, including American-based professional sports such as MLB, NFL, NHL, MLS and NBA. In addition to American sports, these platforms offer numerous sports from across the globe, including UFC fights, the PGA tour, the English Premier League and so much more. One unique thing with Tennessee Sports Betting is that college sports betting is legal, with college football taking up a huge chunk of the betting market.
Betting Options
Team Futures
Team futures betting option entails betting on teams. However, instead of wagering on just a single game, players are required to bet, predicting that the team will meet a given condition. A great example of this is win totals; here, one can predict that the St. Louis Cardinals could end up having an 88.5 win total during the next season. Bettors can then place a wager on an over or under of that particular win total. Championships are another common team futures betting example, requiring for players to make a prediction on which team will end up taking the World Series, NBA, World Series, Stanley Cup, and Super Bowl championships. These predictions can be made at any time during the playoffs, the pre-season or even in the middle of the season.
Prop Bets
Prop bets involve wagering on players or teams achieving something in a given game. These options appear in an array of varieties. The most common bet type here is wagering on how the first score will go down or what team will score first. Players can also place their bets on the player they think will earn the first goal, run or touchdown.
Each game features lots of prop bets dependent on the array of various statistics that given sports have on offer. In American Football for instance, common prop bets include total TDs, Yardage totals, total 1st downs and many more. When it comes to baseball, usual prop bets are on home-runs hit, suns scored, total thrown strikeouts and more.
In-Play/ Live Betting
Live betting involves wagering on a game or event while it is getting played. For example, in an NFL gaming event, players can see money lines and spreads fluctuate, as the game is being played out. Here, players can make the bets as the game goes on. The beauty with this is not only in the thrill, but also on the fact that bettors can enjoy very lucrative odds during the game. In most cases, live betting is usually on its own special category or tab, so be sure to check it out upon login in.
Parlays and Teasers
A parlay is generally a multi-tier form of bet. Here, you can make several bets under one bet. As an example, a bettor can place three different spreads on three separate NFL games, tying all the bets together into one. In order for you to get the payouts in a parlay, all the bets need to be successful. While this might be relatively hard to accomplish, it is a betting option that promises quite some profitable odds and lucrative rewards.
FAQ
Is sports betting legally authorized in Tennessee?Yes it is. Players in Tennessee have the luxury of indulging in online sports wagering. 30th April 2019 saw the state legislature in Tennessee vote for approval of the sports betting bill. Interestingly, this bill became lawful without having Bill Lee, the state’s governor’s signature. 1st November 2020 then saw three sportsbooks successfully launch their Apps.
Are there any more sportsbooks that have been proposed for Tennessee sports betting?Yes! In addition to the four sportsbooks that were officially launched, there are a dozen more estimated to launch, having pending applications that are almost concluding with final approval. Before the end of the year, Action 24/7 is expected to debut its online and mobile sports betting app.
Will in-play betting be available on the Tennessee sportsbooks Apps?Absolutely! Live betting is a new way of betting that has really grown in prevalence among many sportsbooks. However, in Tennessee, the Sports Wagering Advisory Council is usually in charge of in-play wagering approval. Any in-play prop bet is required to buy the live betting data from an authorized league data source in order to post their available live betting prop bets.
What is the lawful betting age in the state of Tennessee?While there are some states that allow for legal sports betting for individuals aged 18 and above, in Tennessee, players should be 21 and above in order to indulge in sports wagering.
Is it legal to wager on college games?Interestingly, Tennessee allows for college game wagering.
Does Tennessee have any retail sportsbook locations?Not at the moment. There is no lawful framework in the state of Tennessee that provides for physical or rather conventional brick-and mortar entities. There are only mobile and online sportsbooks in the state.