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ESPN BET Joins Growing List Of Missouri Sports Betting Applicants ESPN BET is the current of a minimum of nine sportsbook applicants anticipated to get a Missouri sports betting license ahead of an essential due date. - ESPN BET looked for a Missouri sports betting license ahead of the Sept. 12 deadline - Launch is anticipated Dec. 1, when mobile sports betting goes live statewide - Missouri's sportsbook lineup is broadening, including major brands like DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, bet365 ESPN BET filed its application Tuesday, per state regulators, days ahead of the formal due date Sept. 12. Eight other books have actually either used or announced plans to do so. Operated by PENN Entertainment by means of a branding offer with ESPN moms and dad business Disney, the sportsbook is live in 19 states and Washington DC. PENN announced Missouri launch plans during a current profits call. The business also prepares to open retail sportsbooks at its 3 Missouri homes: Argosy Riverside near Kansas City as well as Hollywood St. Louis and River City gambling establishments in the St. Louis metro area. Missouri law requires all but two candidates to partner with either a state casino or an expert sports team for licensure eligibility. ESPN BET had market access through its casino residential or commercial properties. ESPN BET, and all other Missouri mobile sports betting candidates, are anticipated to release Dec. 1, the very first date they are legally able to do so. The business has not specified opening plans for the in-person books, but a short-term wagering window and/or betting kiosks could begin taking bets on the Dec. 1 date also. Missouri will be the only state to begin legal sports wagering this fiscal year. It will be 39th to provide some kind of regulated sports wagering and the 31st to enable statewide mobile wagering.