Missouri Sports Betting: Legislation Updates & Launch Info | November 2024

Missouri may not have access to legal online sports betting just yet, but thanks to the recent approval of Amendment 2, that’s going to change in the near future. At the very latest, Missourians will see sports betting launch in the state by December 1, 2025. Follow along with the rest of this guide, where I cover all of the details that Missouri bettors should know.In short, not yet. Sports betting has gained approval in Missouri thanks to the passage of Amendment 2.However, the implementation of this decision has yet to come. While no official launch date has yet to be announced, the state has made it clear that legal wagering will be live in Missouri by December 1, 2025 at the absolute latest.There’s a strong possibility that FanDuel Sportsbook and DraftKings Sportsbook will secure the two “untethered” online sports betting licenses up for grabs in Missouri.

These are two special licenses that are not required to be tied to any in-person casino or Missouri sports team.Beyond that, I anticipate several other big names in the industry to apply for licenses including bet365 Sportsbook, BetMGM Sportsbook, Caesars Sportsbook, ESPN BET, and Fanatics Sportsbook. Retail sports betting is in a very similar place as online sports betting in Missouri. Amendment 2 also allows for retail sports betting, but that doesn’t mean it became legal as soon as the vote was finalized.The implementation will take some time.I expect retail wagering to be available right around when online sports betting goes live, most likely through the state’s existing brick and mortar casinos.There’s also a possibility that professional sports teams like the Kansas City Chiefs, Kansas City Royals, and St.

Louis Cardinals will establish retail sportsbooks near their stadiums.Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about Missouri sports betting:While Missouri residents have already voted to legalize the launch of online sports betting, locals can’t place bets just ...

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