Betting on the NFL in Missouri
| ⚖️ Is it Legal to Bet on NFL in MO? | No, not yet; Launch is set for December 1, 2025 |
| 📱 Top NFL Betting Apps: | BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel |
| 🏈 Missouri NFL Teams to Bet On: | Kansas City Chiefs |
| 📆 Last Verified: | November 11, 2025 |
Although betting on the NFL in Missouri isn’t legal yet, fans won’t have to wait much longer. Online sports betting is set to launch statewide on December 1, which means bettors in Missouri will be able to wager on the NFL during the final stretch of the season and into the playoffs.
Can I Bet on the NFL in Missouri?
Currently, you cannot bet on the NFL in Missouri, but that will change on December 1, when brands such as Caesars Sportsbook Missouri are set to launch and start taking NFL bets. Once sports betting is legal, Missouri bettors will be able to wager on a wide range of NFL markets, including regular-season and playoff games.
NFL Betting Lines for Missouri Teams
Once MO betting apps are available, you'll be able to find NFL betting lines for all 32 teams. This will include the ability to bet on single games as well as futures markets like who will play in the Super Bowl, winner of the MVP award, and more.
I've listed some examples below.
Odds for Upcoming Chiefs Games
Betting on the Chiefs will no doubt be one of the most popular options for NFL betting in Missouri, especially when it comes to the Chiefs Super Bowl odds. Kansas City kicked off the season with a loss in Brazil against the Los Angeles Chargers in an AFC West showdown on September 5. Sitting at 5–4, the Chiefs will take their Week 10 bye before facing the Broncos in Week 11. Below is a look at the betting lines for KC’s Week 11 game.
| SUN November 16 @ 3:25pm CST | Spread | Total | Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kansas City Chiefs | -3.5 (-110) | O 43.5 (-115) | -185 |
| Denver Broncos | +3.5 (-110) | U 43.5 (-105) | +154 |
2026 Super Bowl Odds
The Super Bowl winner is the most popular NFL futures market, drawing the most attention from bettors. You can start placing wagers on Super Bowl odds as soon as they’re posted by sportsbooks, usually the morning after the Super Bowl, and continue nearly year-round through the postseason, giving fans plenty of chances to back their favorite teams. Missouri is no stranger to the Super Bowl, with the Kansas City Chiefs appearing in the last three, winning two.
Expected Missouri NFL Promotions
While it's a bit too early to try and predict which Missouri sportsbook promos will be available, Show-Me State bettors can be sure there will be plenty of NFL promotions. Football betting dominates in the US, and sportsbooks won’t miss the chance to offer bonuses.
New users will have special sign-up offers to take advantage of, while existing customers can also get in on the action. Expect promotions like profit boosts, bet matches, and other bonuses throughout the NFL season for all bettors.
Missouri NFL Betting FAQs
No, you can’t currently bet on NFL games in Missouri, but that will change on December 1. Sports betting will launch on December 1, giving bettors in the state time to jump in and catch the final stretch of the NFL season.
The Kansas City Chiefs are Missouri’s only NFL team, playing their home games at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. Their recent success has made them one of the most popular teams to wager on in the NFL, and we expect Chiefs betting to be just as popular in Missouri.
Once sports betting launches in the state on December 1, you must be at least 21 years old to bet on NFL games in Missouri. This age requirement is standard in nearly all states where sports betting is legal, ensuring a safe and responsible betting environment for everyone.
Yes, Missouri sports betting law allows for NFL prop betting. Fans will be able to wager on both team and player props, including things like total offensive yards or how many passing touchdowns Patrick Mahomes throws in a given game or season.
Author
Cody Kutzer has been covering the sports betting and gambling space for several years and has been losing his parlay bets for even longer. He currently serves as an editor, writer, and fact-checker for BetMissouri.com to ensure readers have the latest and most accurate information surrounding sports betting in the state.
