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Breaking News"Fan Duel," "Bet MGM" and "Draft Kings" were approved by the Tennessee Lottery's Sports Wagering committee.Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto9:32 PM EDT September 24, 2020NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennesseans will soon be able to bet on sports online after officials approved licenses for the first group of sports betting operators.The Tennessee Lottery's Sports Wagering Committee approved licenses for "Fan Duel," "Bet MGM" and "Draft Kings." More operators can still apply and get approved since there is no limit on sportsbook operators. Officials said that they will review more applications in the next few weeks.Officials said that excitement has been building for sports wagering in the state since the law passed in July 2019. They said that the process to approve licenses due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Sports betting is expected to go live on Nov. 1, according to officials.&nbsp;Paid AdvertisementIn Other NewsNotifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.No ThanksAllow

Breaking News"Fan Duel," "Bet MGM" and "Draft Kings" were approved by the Tennessee Lottery's Sports Wagering committee.Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto9:32 PM EDT September 24, 2020NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennesseans will soon be able to bet on sports online after officials approved licenses for the first group of sports betting operators.The Tennessee Lottery's Sports Wagering Committee approved licenses for "Fan Duel," "Bet MGM" and "Draft Kings." More operators can still apply and get approved since there is no limit on sportsbook operators. Officials said that they will review more...

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