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Missouri sports betting has been live since Monday and bettors have been flocking to sports betting apps all week.

If you’re not one of the many people who’ve already created an account and placed a wager because you’re still unsure of where to start, that’s perfectly fine.

Navigating the landscape can be tough with so many Missouri sportsbook promos available. So, we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide to the available sportsbooks in Missouri below:

Fanatics sportsbook is still making its presence known around the sports betting landscape. They are unique compared to other sportsbooks because of the other related sports industries that Fanatics is tied to with apparel and collectibles.

Like other operators, they have rewards for users in the form of FanCash, but unlike other books, you can use those bonuses to purchase jerseys, hats, collectibles, or play casino games, as well as use FanCash to make wagers.

Fanatics has risen up the ranks thanks to an easy-to-use platform and all of the benefits that come with its FanCash.

BetMGM is about as close to the top two market behemoths as any of the other operators.

BetMGM has a wide range of sports for bettors to wager on, including the smaller, less popularized sports like handball, lacrosse, and table tennis.

They also offer existing users the chance to use promotions.

Bettors can get the same game parlay boosts on football, basketball, or any other sport each game day.

BetMGM has odds boost tokens for college hoops, early payouts for Premiere League wagers when the team you bet goes up by two goals, and a hat trick bonus in the NHL that could net bettors a share of bonus bets.

You also can get cash back if you bet a player to score the first touchdown and they end up scoring the second touchdown of the game instead.

FanDuel is arguably the most well-known sportsbook out there.

The app is easy to use and navigate and rarely has any bugs or issues. You can find nearly any sport you want to wager on fairly easily.

FanDuel has a ton of sponsored profit boosts and parlay boosts that are displayed right up top on its home screen. If you like to play parlays, FanDuel offers a lot of optionality when creating same-game parlays.

DraftKings is the market leader in the sports betting space, which tracks because it was an early and dominant force going all the back to its days running Daily Fantasy Sports contests.

Since DraftKings expanded to the sports betting space, they’ve gone back and forth with FanDuel as one either No. 1 or No. 2 operator in the space.

They’ve integrated data like betting percentages and trends into their platform, which is a nice touch when researching bets you want to make.

Caesars Sportsbook is another brand that is well-known in the US because of the famed Las Vegas casino Caesars Palace. That hasn’t vaulted Caesars to the top of the sportsbook mountain, though.

There’s a lot to like about the app, but nothing that wows users above the rest.

Caesars does make good use of its promotions and contests, of which there are many, and it also allows users to earn rewards points at its properties, which is a unique perk.

The folks at bet365 have been in the sports betting space overseas much longer than in the US. The platform is basic, with very few frills, but it does have a ton of offerings for users.

It also has promos for existing customers, as well as new ones, including profit boosts, parlay boosts that grow up to 100% and player prop protection if your bet on is impacted by an injury to your player.

Want to know more about sports betting in Missouri? You can get more Missouri sports betting updates and info here.

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.