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Online Casinos in Missouri

Are real-money online casinos legal in the Show-Me State, and what can you actually play online right now?

Short Answer

No. There are no licensed online casinos in Missouri.

Missouri has not enacted an iGaming law, and the Missouri Gaming Commission licenses no real-money online slots or table games. Sports wagering became legal under Amendment 2 in November 2024 and launched on December 1, 2025. What is legal here: online sports betting, 13 land-based riverboat casinos, retail lottery tickets, sweepstakes social casinos, and charitable bingo.

Real-money online casinosNot legal, none licensed
Online sports bettingLegal, launched December 2025
Online lotteryNot available, retail only
Sweepstakes / social casinosAvailable, not banned
Riverboat casinos13 statewide, MGC-licensed
Tribal casinosNone in the state
Minimum gambling age21 casino and sports, 18 lottery
RegulatorMissouri Gaming Commission
Regulatory Timeline

How It Happened

  1. Riverboat gambling approved

    Missouri voters pass Proposition A by 62%, opening the door to casino gambling on vessels on the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers and creating the Missouri Gaming Commission.

  2. Sports betting legalized

    Voters approve Amendment 2 by 50.07% to 49.93%, adding sports wagering to the Missouri Constitution and setting a December 1, 2025 launch deadline.

  3. Sportsbooks go live

    Eight mobile sportsbooks launch on day one: DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, bet365, Fanatics, Circa Sports, and theScore Bet. Online casino games remain prohibited.

  4. Video lottery vote, no iGaming bill

    The Missouri House narrowly passes a bill to license gray-market slot machines through the state lottery. No online casino bill advances.

Where to Play

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The Law

Why There Are No Online Casinos

Missouri voters legalized sports wagering through Amendment 2 in November 2024, but the constitutional change covers sports betting only. It does not authorize online slots, table games, or live dealer casinos. The Missouri Gaming Commission licenses 13 riverboat casinos and the state's mobile sportsbooks, and no enacted law adds online casino games to its authority.

Amendment 2 passed by 50.07% to 49.93%, the slimmest gambling margin in state history, and a separate constitutional amendment would also be required to authorize online casinos. As of May 2026 the legislature has filed no live iGaming bill. The current gambling debate in Jefferson City centers on video lottery machines in gas stations and fraternal halls, not on real-money online casino sites.

Play Responsibly

You must be 21 to gamble at a Missouri casino or place a sports bet, and 18 to play the lottery or bingo. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER for free, confidential help, or read our responsible gambling guide.

FAQ

Missouri Gambling FAQ

Are online casinos legal in Missouri?+

No. Missouri has not legalized real-money online casino games, and the Missouri Gaming Commission licenses no operator to offer them. Any site advertising "MO online casino real money" is offshore and unregulated.

Can I legally bet on sports online in Missouri?+

Yes. Online sports betting has been legal since December 1, 2025 under Amendment 2. Eight mobile sportsbooks operate under MGC licenses, and the minimum age is 21.

Are sweepstakes casinos allowed in Missouri?+

No Missouri statute bans sweepstakes or social casinos, and they are generally accessible to residents. They are not state-licensed casino gambling. A class action against Stake.us was filed in Jackson County in October 2025 but has not been ruled on.

How old do you have to be to gamble in Missouri?+

You must be at least 21 to play at a riverboat casino or wager on sports, and 18 to play the Missouri Lottery or charitable bingo.

Will Missouri legalize online casinos?+

It would take another constitutional amendment, since gaming expansions in Missouri have required voter approval since 1994. No iGaming bill has cleared the legislature as of May 2026. We update this page when the legal status changes.