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Fanatics Announces Missouri Sports Betting Access Deal Fanatics Sportsbook secured Missouri mobile sports wagering market access through a partnership with Boyd Gaming, the two groups announced Monday. Fanatics Sportsbook secured Missouri mobile wagering gain access to through a collaboration with Boyd Gaming, getting rights for both online and retail sportsbooks. - The deal makes Fanatics the 8th operator with Missouri market access, joining DraftKings, Circa, FanDuel, bet365, BetMGM, Caesars, and PENN/ESPN BET. - Fanatics, now a top-five U.S. sportsbook after getting PointsBet in 2024, continues to expand nationwide while taking on FanDuel and DraftKings. The offer gives Fanatics a path to statewide mobile wagering in Missouri. It becomes the 8th book to protect a license or reveal a market gain access to partner. Missouri needs all but two of its sportsbooks to partner with either a state expert sports team or a brick-and-mortar casino before it can make a mobile wagering license. Fanatics will likewise brand retail sportsbooks at Boyd's two Missouri homes, Ameristar Kansas City and Ameristar St. Charles, near St. Louis. The partnership comes a month after Boyd offered its 5% ownership stake in FanDuel back to the sportsbook's moms and dad business, Flutter Entertainment. Boyd had formerly partnered with FanDuel in multiple states for retail and online sports wagering gain access to. Financial terms of the deal were not revealed. Boyd had actually received several million dollars every year in past partnership deals with FanDuel. Boyd runs a mobile sportsbook in its home state of Nevada. It does not appear it plans to open the book in Missouri. Fanatics' mobile sportsbook is live in 22 states and Washington D.C., and the company likewise manages retail books in eight states.