Offers checked October 6, 2026.

Missouri’s sportsbook promos require more comparison than the advertising suggests. A $1,500 offer can require losing $1,500. A $250 bonus can require five separate betting days. And an offer still sitting on a sportsbook’s website can have an expiration date that has already passed.
We’ve concatenated here for you the main welcome promotions across Missouri’s eight sportsbooks, including the conditions that determine what you actually receive (so you don’t get any unplesant surprises!). Account-specific boosts and reload offers can differ between customers (not to mention states).
FanDuel’s Missouri Promo: $250 in bonus bets across five days
FanDuel’s current offer in Missouri requires a single cash wager of at least $5 on each of five consecutive days, earning $50 in bonus bets per qualifying day. Collecting the full $250 therefore requires at least $25 in total wagers. New customers must deposit at least $5; no promo code is required. Each bonus expires seven days after receipt, although you can divide the bonus balance among smaller bets.
There is an unusually specific clock to watch: qualifying bets must be placed between 3 a.m. and 11:59 p.m. Eastern, equivalent to 2 a.m. and 10:59 p.m. in Missouri. A late-night bet can fall outside that window. FanDuel lists October 12, 2026, as the promotion’s closing date. This is a five-day offer, so an old “bet $5 once” description does not accurately explain it.
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DraftKings: Bet $5 in Missouri, receive $150 in installments
First-time Missouri DraftKings customers receive $150 in bonus bets after placing their first wager of $5 or more, whether it wins or loses. That first wager must qualify; a bonus bet cannot fund it.
The reward arrives in three installments: $50 immediately, $50 on Day 7 and $50 on Day 14. Each installment consists of two $25 bonus bets. You must return and click to claim the second and third installments.
Each bonus bet is single-use and expires 168 hours after it reaches your account. Winning bonus bets pay only the profit: a $25 bonus bet that wins at +100 returns $25, not $50. The promotional stake cannot be withdrawn. The qualifying wager must be placed by October 18, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern—10:59 p.m. in Missouri. The offer is limited to one wager per customer.
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bet365: Bet $10, get $200—or choose a first-bet safety net
Current Missouri listings advertise $200 in bonus bets after $10 in qualifying wagers, awarded whether those wagers win or lose. The published promotional disclaimer gives the bonus bets a seven-day expiration and excludes their stake from winnings. An alternative Missouri promo offer advertises a First Bet Safety Net up to $1,000: a qualifying losing first bet is matched with bonus bets, subject to the cap. These are alternative welcome offers.
For someone planning a $10 wager, the $200 offer and the $1,000 headline are fundamentally different propositions. Losing $10 under the safety-net offer would generate $10 in bonus bets—not $1,000.
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BetMGM: Up to $1,500 if your first bet loses
BetMGM’s October Missouri page advertises up to $1,500 in bonus bets if your qualifying first bet loses. The bonus bets expire after seven days, and customers can claim only one new-customer offer.
The amount follows your qualifying losing stake. A $100 loss produces $100 in bonus bets; receiving the advertised maximum requires a qualifying $1,500 loss. Your original cash has still been lost. Calling that arrangement “risk-free” would require a fairly adventurous understanding of the word “free.”
BetMGM’s Missouri page also lists an EPL Early Payout promotion: an eligible moneyline selection is paid as a winner when the team establishes a two-goal lead, regardless of the final result. The operator directs customers to their accounts for the full eligibility conditions.
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Caesars’ Missouri Sportsbook Promo: Ten 100% profit boosts after a $1 bet
Caesars offers ten 100% profit-boost tokens after a qualifying first cash wager of at least $1. Its own published code is CZRDYW. Each token applies to a maximum $25 wager, expires after 14 days, and caps additional winnings at $2,500. The qualifying first bet must have odds of −10000 or longer. Cashing it out disqualifies it.
A 100% profit boost doubles the profit on a winning eligible bet. For example, $25 at +100 normally earns $25 profit; the boost increases that to $50, producing a $75 total return including your stake. Lose the bet and the token pays nothing. Caesars also specifies that tokens used on pushed or voided bets are not reissued—an easily missed condition.
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Fanatics: Daily bet matching, plus a smaller single-bet option
Fanatics’ FAN2026 offer matches one qualifying Missouri cash wager per day in FanCash, up to $100 daily for your first ten days. Minimum stake: $1. Minimum odds: −200 or longer. You must activate the promotion in the bet slip each day.
Reaching $1,000 requires ten $100 qualifying wagers. Betting $10 on each of those days earns $100 instead. Rewards arrive within 72 hours of settlement and expire seven days after issuance. FanCash is nonwithdrawable.
A separate bet $1, get $50 in FanCash offer requires a qualifying wager at −500 or longer within seven days of opening the account. Its published terms include Missouri and run through December 2, 2026. Only one registration bonus is allowed. Bet $1, Get $50 in FanCash
One caution: Fanatics still advertises bet $20, get $350, but the full terms on that page state a September 17 expiration. I would not present that as confirmed current without updated terms from
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theScore Bet: Up to $1,000 First Bet Reset
The operator’s website advertises a $1,000 First Bet Reset, paid in bonus bets.
Current published offer details describe a qualifying first-bet loss being reimbursed as five bonus bets, each worth 20% of the eligible losing stake, up to $1,000 total. A $100 qualifying loss therefore produces five $20 bonus bets.
Those published details specify delivery within 72 hours and expiration seven days after issuance. The operator’s public homepage confirms the headline offer, while these finer conditions are reported by Sportsbook Review; check them against the offer displayed in your account before wagering.
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Circa Sports: No current Missouri Sportsbook Promo
It’s no fun to go out with a whimper, but so it must be: Circa sports isn’t giving the good people of Missouri any special love this month.
Its Crown the Win promotion selected 100 Missouri residents to receive $100 in betting credit following Royals home wins. It was restricted to new customers, and the entry page explicitly states that submissions closed September 28, 2026, I only mention it as a past example to give you an idea of what you can expect from Circa in Missouri occasionally.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Usually not. Most welcome offers available in Missouri also run in other states.
No. Bonus bets must be wagered. If one wins, you generally receive the profit without the promotional stake: a $25 bonus bet winning at +100 pays $25.
It depends on the offer. DraftKings’ $150 promotion pays regardless of the qualifying bet’s outcome; first-bet-loss offers require that wager to lose. Check that condition before placing your first bet.
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