Tennessee sports betting bonuses and promos
9 offers from regulated sportsbooks operating in Tennessee, ordered by what each is actually worth rather than by headline amount.
Ranked by what each offer is actually worth once converted, not by the biggest advertised number. Estimates assume a competent hedge and typical odds; a $1,500 insurance offer can be worth less than a $365 guaranteed bonus, because insurance only pays out when your first bet loses.
Up to $1,500 in Bonus Bets if Your First Bet Loses
Terms not confirmed recently Sep 24, 2026 — check the book before depositing
Bet Daily for 10 Days, Get 100% Back in FanCash (up to $100/day, $1,000 total)
Terms not confirmed recently Sep 24, 2026 — check the book before depositing
First Bet Reset up to $1,000 in Bonus Bets (5 × 20%)
Terms not confirmed recently Sep 24, 2026 — check the book before depositing
Bet $5 Each Day for 5 Days, Get $50 in Bonus Bets Daily (up to $250)
Terms not confirmed recently Sep 24, 2026 — check the book before depositing
Bet $1, Get 10 × 100% Profit Boosts ($25 max stake each)
Terms not confirmed recently Sep 24, 2026 — check the book before depositing
Bet $5, Get $150 in Bonus Bets (3 × $50 over 2 weeks)
Terms not confirmed recently Sep 24, 2026 — check the book before depositing
Bet $10, Get $150 in Bonus Bets, Win or Lose
Terms not confirmed recently Sep 24, 2026 — check the book before depositing
Bet $5, Get $100 in Bonus Bets (5 × $20 weekly)
Terms not confirmed recently Sep 24, 2026 — check the book before depositing
Bet $10, Get $50 in Bonus Bets (2 × $25)
Terms not confirmed recently Sep 24, 2026 — check the book before depositing
Tennessee sportsbook promos at a glance
- Welcome offers
- 9
- Face value
- $4,450
- Est. cash
- $2,450
The 9 Tennessee welcome bonuses listed here add up to $4,450 at face value and about $2,450 in estimated cash. That is the 11th largest total of the 30 states on this board. The most valuable single offer is BetMGM, at about $750.
Where Tennessee differs from most states
- bet365 runs 3 versions of its welcome offer. Tennessee gets $150 in bonus bets; elsewhere it is $365 in bonus bets in Indiana and $200 in bonus bets in 14 states.
Not listed for Tennessee: BetRivers, SugarHouse, Betinia, betJACK, Prime Sportsbook, Borgata, Desert Diamond, betPARX. Each has a welcome offer in at least one other state. That is a statement about this board, not about where a sportsbook is licensed.
Across the state line
A bet has to be placed from inside the state, and a welcome bonus is one per sportsbook, not one per state. What changes at the border is which books and which versions are on offer.
- Virginia: 10 offers, about $2,750 in estimated cash, including BetRivers, not listed for Tennessee.
- Kentucky: 8 offers, about $2,525 in estimated cash, including Prime Sportsbook, not listed for Tennessee.
- Missouri: 7 offers, about $2,400 in estimated cash.
- North Carolina: 7 offers, about $2,400 in estimated cash.
- Arkansas: 2 offers, about $275 in estimated cash.
Compare Tennessee welcome bonus types
Bonus bets (5 listed)
A bonus bet normally returns the winnings but not the token stake. Check whether the qualifying bet must win and whether the reward arrives in separate installments.
FanDuel, DraftKings, bet365, Hard Rock Bet, Bally Bet
First-bet insurance (2 listed)
The reward depends on a qualifying loss. Budget for the original cash stake, its hedge and any later bonus-bet conversion; the advertised refund cap is not the starting bankroll.
BetMGM, theScore Bet
Boosts and rewards (2 listed)
A profit boost changes a bet’s payout, while rewards such as FanCash have their own earning and redemption steps. Read the offer’s stake cap and schedule before valuing the reward.
Fanatics, Caesars
How much money do you need to start?
Keep three amounts separate: the sportsbook’s deposit minimum, the cash bet that qualifies for the promotion, and the money needed for the opposite side at a second book. A “Bet $5” offer describes the qualifying bet, not the full amount needed to hedge and convert it. Deposit minimums depend on the sportsbook and payment method.
Example: a $50 bonus bet needs more than $50 to hedge
With a $50 stake-not-returned bonus at +400 and the opposite side at -450, the balanced cash hedge is about $163.64. That leaves about $36.36 after either result, before the cost of earning the bonus. The $163.64 must already be available at the second sportsbook; it is separate from any deposit or qualifying bet at the first. These are illustrative odds, not a live betting opportunity.
What to know before choosing a sportsbook in Tennessee
- The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council lists the licensed online sportsbooks and states that betting on sports in Tennessee with any operator not on its list is illegal. Confirm both books in a planned hedge are listed before opening accounts. Tennessee SWC approved licensees and registrants.
- Tennessee prohibits wagers on an individual player's performance in a college game, as well as in-game proposition bets on a college team. Choose a permitted market when planning the qualifying bet and its matching hedge. Tennessee SWC memorandum on college proposition wagering markets.
- The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council states that sports wagering accounts in Tennessee may not be funded using credit, which rules out credit card deposits. Plan your deposit around an accepted payment method before sizing the qualifying bet and the hedge. Tennessee SWC memorandum on funding of patron accounts.
State sources checked October 5, 2026. Each offer’s separate confirmation date appears above.
How we compare headline bonuses and estimated cash
A bonus bet, a conditional refund and a profit boost are different rewards. The board uses the catalog’s conversion assumption for each offer and rounds the estimated cash to the nearest $25. It is a comparison model, not a calculation using live odds. A qualifying bet’s cost, installments, expiry and your available hedge balance can change the result.
Use the calculator for the reward you actually receive, entering one token at a time when a bonus is split. Check the confirmation date on the specific offer rather than treating the page’s update date as a new verification of every promotion. Read our calculation and offer-verification methodology.
How to use the offers at each sportsbook
Follow the guide for your book to see its offer mechanics, the right BreadSync view and how to record the bets.
Tennessee sportsbook bonus questions
How many sportsbook welcome bonuses can you claim in Tennessee?
9 are listed here, one each from BetMGM, Fanatics, theScore Bet, FanDuel, Caesars, DraftKings, bet365, Hard Rock Bet and Bally Bet. A welcome bonus is for new customers of that sportsbook, so each can be claimed once. Together their face value is $4,450, which we estimate at about $2,450 in cash once converted.
What is the biggest sportsbook sign-up bonus in Tennessee?
BetMGM: Up to $1,500 in Bonus Bets if Your First Bet Loses. That is first-bet insurance, which pays only when the first bet loses. It is also the largest by estimated cash, at about $750.
These are estimates. Getting them requires the right pair.
The figures above assume you find a tight two-sided pair and size the hedge correctly. What you actually extract depends on the odds available at the moment you place it, and how close the two books are priced. BreadSync scans the live board across 130+ sportsbooks, finds the pair, and sizes the hedge for you.
See the conversion math →Offers by state
21+. Availability, terms, minimum odds, expiry, and playthrough requirements are set by each sportsbook and change without notice — always read the current offer terms before depositing. Headline amounts are the advertised maximums. Cash figures are rough estimates that assume a well-executed hedge at typical odds, are not a quote, and are not a prediction of any result - what you actually extract depends on the odds available, bet acceptance, and settlement. BreadSync is an information and analytics service, is not a sportsbook, and does not accept wagers or handle funds. This page contains no sportsbook referral or affiliate links. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER.