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Sweepstakes Laws in Tennessee
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SB 2136 (enacted May 2026, immediate effect) reclassifies sweepstakes casino operations as unfair and deceptive trade practices under the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act. Major platforms exited following earlier AG cease-and-desists.

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What this means for operators

Operating sweepstakes in Tennessee carries serious legal risk

Cease Operations
Operating a sweepstakes casino in Tennessee exposes your company to regulatory enforcement, civil penalties, and in some jurisdictions, criminal liability.
Vendor Liability
Several states with sweepstakes bans — including Tennessee — extend liability to technology vendors, payment processors, and content suppliers who knowingly support banned platforms.
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