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Missouri sports betting market opens under state licensing system

Fox Sports reports that online and approved retail betting began on 1 December 2025, following voter approval of Amendment 2.

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Adrian Cole
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Missouri’s legal sports betting market went live on 1 December 2025, opening online wagering through licensed operators and betting at approved retail locations, according to Fox Sports.

The launch followed voters’ approval of Amendment 2 in November 2024. Fox Sports says the measure legalised both online and retail sports betting, and that regulators licensed nine operators.

People aged 21 and older who meet eligibility requirements can bet online within Missouri or at approved retail locations, the report says.

Daily fantasy sports remain legal and regulated in the state, according to Fox Sports. The article also says horse racing is authorised under state law, but reports no practical betting options were available because there were no active tracks or approved online racebooks.

The report lists sportsbook promotions, but their current availability and full terms are not established in the supplied material.

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