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Missouri’s online sports betting goes live Dec. 1, 2025, and Fanatics is rolling out one of its biggest welcome offers yet. New users who sign up early and deposit $50 will receive 15 No Sweat Bets worth up to $3,000 in total.
Lock in Fanatics’ $3,000 Missouri bonus starting today
Missouri Early Customer Offer:
Deposit $50 & Get 15 x $200 No Sweat Bets
Earn FanCash & Spend it on Team Swag or More Bets
New Customers Only. OH only. 21+. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER. T&Cs apply
From Dec. 1–15, Fanatics will give new users one No Sweat Bet each day. You can choose any odds of -500 or longer. If the bet wins, you’re paid out as usual. If it loses, Fanatics refunds the wager in FanCash, which can be used on additional bets or merchandise.
Key details:
- One protected bet per day
- Up to $200 protected daily
- FanCash expires after seven days
How to pre-register for Fanatics Sportsbook in Missouri
Fanatics has kept registration simple. To get started:
- Tap the “Bet Now” button.
- Enter basic personal information.
- Verify your age using the last four digits of your Social Security number.
- Allow a location check to confirm you’re in Missouri.
- Create a password and accept the terms.
- Make a minimum $50 deposit.
Once the app goes live on Dec. 1, your daily No Sweat Bets activate automatically.
Why you should pre-register in Missouri before Dec. 1
Fanatics is entering during one of the busiest stretches on the sports calendar. The NFL, NBA, NHL, and college basketball seasons are all in full swing, giving bettors plenty of sports betting opportunities — especially fans of the Chiefs, Blues, and local college rivalries.
Notable matchups in December include:
- Blues vs. Bruins, Dec. 4
- Missouri vs. Kansas, Dec. 7
- Texans vs. Chiefs, Dec. 7
- Titans vs. Chiefs, Dec. 21
- Broncos vs. Chiefs, Dec. 25
Missouri sports betting pre-registration requirements
To participate, you must:
- Be 21 or older
- Be physically located in Missouri
- Sign up and deposit by Nov. 30
Standard sportsbook promotional rules apply.
