Online casinos in Tennessee: what the sweepstakes law allows
3 of the 37 casinos we review accept players in Tennessee, ranked by our rating, the same way as the rest of the site.
Availability comes from each casino's own published terms, not from us. Rules change without notice, so confirm on the casino's own terms page before you sign up.
Sweepstakes casinos in Tennessee
Tennessee is one of the hardest states for sweepstakes casinos: 34 of the 37 we review exclude it, leaving 3, 41st of 50 for choice (tied with 7 other states).
- Top rated that accept Tennessee: Lucky Bunny (4.4), Chip'n WIN (4.2), ZumbaCards (3.5).
- Daily free coins: 1 of the 3 casinos open to Tennessee pay a daily login bonus.
- Not open to Tennessee: WOW Vegas, Casino Click, Spree, and 30 more listed below.
- Nearby states (South): Alabama 34, Arkansas 37, Delaware 15, Florida 35, Georgia 34, Kentucky 26, Louisiana 3, Maryland 23, Mississippi 36, North Carolina 37, Oklahoma 0, South Carolina 37, Texas 37, Virginia 37, West Virginia 26 of 37 casinos.
Are sweepstakes casinos legal in Tennessee?
Tennessee bans online sweepstakes casinos. SB 2136 (Public Chapter 1117), signed on May 27, 2026, makes operating or promoting online sweepstakes games unlawful, effective on becoming law.
A violation is also an unfair or deceptive practice under the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act.
In December 2025, before the law passed, the Tennessee Attorney General sent cease-and-desist letters to almost forty online sweepstakes casinos.
3 of the casinos we review still list Tennessee as accepted in their own terms. Their terms can lag behind the law, so check with the casino before you sign up.
How every state compares: sweepstakes casino legal states.
Sources, checked October 2026: SB 2136, Tennessee General Assembly; Tennessee Attorney General press release. This is a summary, not legal advice.
Available in Tennessee
Not available in Tennessee
WOW Vegas, Casino Click, Spree, AceBet, Crown Coins, Jackpota, Punt.com, Chanced, McLuck, Hello Millions, Legendz, Moonspin, PlayFame Casino, Rolla, CrashDuel, Daruma Casino, Dorados, SpinBlitz, Spinsly, Sportzino, Zula Casino, BigShot Games, Fortune Wins, QuickMilly, SweepKing, Amazon Jackpots, CrazyCoins Casino, Jolly Sweeps, Spinfinite, Yay Casino, Deal or No Deal Win, Zonko, Shuffle.us
Other states in the South
Sweepstakes casinos in Tennessee: common questions
- Are sweepstakes casinos legal in Tennessee?
- Tennessee bans online sweepstakes casinos. SB 2136 (Public Chapter 1117), signed on May 27, 2026, makes operating or promoting online sweepstakes games unlawful, effective on becoming law.
- Which sweepstakes casinos accept players in Tennessee?
- 3 of the 37 casinos we review accept Tennessee players, going by each operator's own published terms. The highest rated are Lucky Bunny, Chip'n WIN and ZumbaCards.
- Do you have to buy coins to play in Tennessee?
- No. Sweepstakes casinos are free to play and no purchase is necessary. Each one has to publish a free method of entry, usually a daily bonus or a postal request.
- How old do you have to be to play in Tennessee?
- At least 18. Some operators on this page set 21 instead, and their own terms say so.
- Which sweepstakes casinos do not accept Tennessee?
- WOW Vegas, Casino Click, Spree, AceBet, Crown Coins, Jackpota, Punt.com, Chanced and 25 others name Tennessee in their own excluded states.
- Is Lucky Bunny available in Tennessee?
- Yes. Lucky Bunny accepts Tennessee players under its own published terms, though Tennessee restricts sweepstakes casinos (see the law above), so check with Lucky Bunny before you sign up.
- Is Chip'n WIN available in Tennessee?
- Yes. Chip'n WIN accepts Tennessee players under its own published terms, though Tennessee restricts sweepstakes casinos (see the law above), so check with Chip'n WIN before you sign up.
- Is WOW Vegas available in Tennessee?
- No. WOW Vegas lists Tennessee among the states it excludes in its own terms.