Missouri sports betting revenue increases 59.4% during July, handle reaches $246.8m

The Missouri Gaming Commission has reported the state’s total sports wagering activity for July 2026, as revenue from commercial and online operators totaled $21.8m, equating to growth of 59.4% month-over-month. 

Online sports betting in Missouri accounted for $21.2m of the state’s total revenue for July and increased 59.4%, while retail revenue grew 58.9% to $584,275. Despite Missouri’s sports betting revenue increasing month-over-month, the state’s handle decreased 4.5% to $246.8m. 

Online sports betting produced $243.5m of Missouri’s total handle for July, representing a decrease of 3.9%, as retail wagering fell 34.5% to nearly $3.3m. 

DraftKings generated the most online revenue of any operator in Missouri during July, totaling $11.2m and increasing 95% from June. FanDuel accounted for $5.6m of the state’s total online sports betting revenue, equating to an increase of 26.3%. 

Fanatics Sportsbook and bet365 produced $1.3m and $1.6m of online sports betting revenue for July, respectively, representing increases of 59.1% and 181.6%. 

BetMGM also crossed the $1m revenue threshold after generating just over $1m during July, while Caesars Sportsbook and Penn Interactive were responsible for $274,663 and $322,089, respectively. 

The Missouri Gaming Commission also reported the state’s total casino activity for July 2026 on August 11, as commercial operators increased revenue 5% to $176.8m.

The MGC reported a total slot machine revenue increase of 5% as well to $153.5m, while table game revenue in Missouri climbed 7% to $23.2m. Ameristar St. Charles generated the most revenue for both verticals during July, reporting $22.8m from slots and $4.3m from table games.

In a not-so-shocking result based on such figures, Ameristar St. Charles led all commercial operators in Missouri with just over $27.1m of casino revenue, equating to growth of 6% for the Boyd Gaming-owned property.