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Fanatics partners with Boyd to enter Missouri sports betting market

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Fanatics Betting and Gaming will offer mobile sports betting in Missouri under a multi-year agreement with Boyd Gaming, the companies said. Fanatics-branded retail sportsbooks are planned for Boyd’s Ameristar casinos in Kansas City and St. Charles, with launch targeted for December alongside regulated wagering, subject to required approvals; financial terms were not disclosed.

The partnership gives Fanatics a route to offer online and retail sports betting in Missouri, subject to regulatory approval.

End-of-day close Boyd Gaming (BYD), USD, to 9 October 2025
Story date11 July 20259 October 2025

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Boyd Gaming NYSE: BYD

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 990.5m10-Q filing 0001437749-26-033786
Operating income
USD 194.9m10-Q filing 0001437749-26-033786

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