For the fifth time in six seasons, the Kansas City Chiefs are playing in the Super Bowl.
While fans in the Chiefs’ home state still can’t legally bet on the Super Bowl without leaving the Show-Me State, the Missouri Gaming Commission has made significant strides toward rolling out its program statewide.
When Super Bowl LIX kicks off Feb. 9 in New Orleans, it will have been more than three months since Missouri voters narrowly legalized sports gambling in November, becoming the 39th state to do so.
The Missouri Gaming Commission plans to launch sports gambling in Missouri by the middle of the year.
