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We’re less than a week away from sports betting in Missouri.

On Dec. 1, Missouri is set to become the 39th state in the U.S. (plus Washington DC and Puerto Rico) with active sports betting. If you haven’t heard already, you can pre-register right now — that means you create your accounts on multiple Missouri sports betting apps and put in your deposits.

Why would you do that now? Well, each operator is offering a pretty sweet Missouri sportsbook promos that range from bonus bets just for signing up to no sweat bets on your first wager in Missouri.

Here’s a breakdown of the sports betting apps that will be available to users in Missouri on launch day and what offers will be available compared to the pre-registration offers.

Best sports betting apps in Missouri

Fanatics Sportsbook

Fanatics Sportsbook is still new compared to other competitors, but they’re doing plenty to make their mark. Fanatics offers FanCash, which is specific to their platform and allows users the opportunity to use their FanCash on wagers, or apparel on their website.

Fanatics is offering users who pre-register a welcome offer that allows them to bet $50 and get up to $3000 in no-sweat bets. That offer will change on Dec. 1 when the sportsbook launches.

BetMGM

BetMGM is more than just cool celebrities making expensive commercials. The MGM brand is well known in the sports betting space and touts itself as the sportsbook born in Las Vegas. They also offer some fun promotions like cash back if your first touchdown scorer bet ends up being the second touchdown scorer.

BetMGM is offering new user in Missouri who sign up ahead of launch up to $1500 back in bonuses if their first wager doesn’t win, plus $100 for pre-registration.

FanDuel

FanDuel Sportsbook has become synonymous with sports betting since more states have come online. They lean heavily into promoting same game parlays and offer profit boosts on SGPs across multiple sports.

For new users in Missouri, FanDuel has a welcome offer that gets bettors $400 in bonus bets when they wager $5 after signing up. But to nab this offer, users must sign up for the sportsbook during pre-registration before launch on Dec. 1.

DraftKings

DraftKings is the leader in the clubhouse when it comes to sportsbooks. They’ve gone from a Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) powerhouse to a betting one over the years.

DraftKings is offering Missouri bettors a welcome offer that’s live now for pre-registration: Bet $5, get 300 in bonus bets. This offer does change slightly once the sportsbook launches, so time is of the essence.

Caesars

Caesars is another sportsbook with experience that predates the current sports betting boom across the country. Caesars has taken its palace vibe to its sports betting app. They offer many boosts and contests for their users.

For Missouri’s launch, Caesars has a welcome offer where new users who pre-register: Bet $5, get $150 if your first bet wins, plus 5x profit boosts. Come Monday, you won’t be able to get the most of this offer.

bet365

This sportsbook is new to the U.S. market, but it has been popular overseas. If you check out bet365’s app, you’ll see a number of different kinds of boosts, including one for parlays that increase with every leg you add.

For Missouri users, bet365 is offering a welcome bonus: Bet $10, Get $365 in Bonus Bets.

Underdog fantasy

Underdog is quickly becoming one of the preferred picks apps for fantasy players. While Underdog isn’t available everywhere, it is active in Missouri.

New users in the Show-Me State can unlock an offer from Underdog: Play $5, get $100 in bonus entries.

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Malik Smith has been immersed in the sports betting industry since 2017. He’s a data nerd with a particular focus on the NBA and combat sports. He spends his weeknights in the winter looking for edges on plus-money NBA player props.

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