The Missouri Gaming Commission said it will begin accepting sports betting licence applications on 15 May 2025. Applications are due by 30 August, with temporary licences planned after that deadline and full operations targeted for 1 December.
Prospective operators have a defined application window and a stated deadline for Missouri market entry.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DraftKings, FanDuel | Not stated | Missouri Gaming Commission targets June 2025 for sports betting launch | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Missouri Gaming Commission targets late-summer sports betting launch | Not stated |
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Nevada’s Gaming Commission is due to review race book and sports pool licence applications at its 23 July 2026 meeting in Carson City. The agenda includes applications involving Caesars Sportsbook at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino and Boomer’s Sports Book at Baldini’s Sports Casino and Longstreet Inn & Casino; the Gaming Control Board has recommended approval for most cases, often subject to conditions.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission voted unanimously to reopen sports betting licence applications after staff said bet365 had expressed interest in an untethered online licence. Four untethered online licences and several tethered licences remain available; the commission has not yet set the application window dates.
The Missouri Gaming Commission granted Gambling.com Group subsidiary GDC America a temporary supplier licence to serve operators in the state’s online sports betting market. The licence covers real-time odds and data through OpticOdds, as well as marketing services; Missouri launched online sports betting on 1 December.
The Missouri Gaming Commission reportedly approved temporary licences for sportsbook operators ahead of the state’s planned 1 December 2025 market launch. The named operators include FanDuel, Caesars, BetMGM, Fanatics and bet365; DraftKings and Circa had received approvals earlier.
The Missouri Gaming Commission reported adjusted gross revenue of $2.01bn at the state’s 13 casinos in fiscal 2026, up 5% year on year. The report also records $8.21m in tax revenue from sports betting during its first seven months, following the market’s launch on 1 December 2025.