iGB obtained the draft Missouri sports betting regulations that were sent to the industry for review. Here's a look at what's inside.
The Missouri draft regulations are, for the most part, standard fare. Of note, they outline licensing fees ranging from $10,000 for official league data providers to $500,000 (£401,000/€479,000) for stand-alone mobile platforms. They also define key terms, but leave much open to interpretation.
An updated draft was sent to Governor Mike Kehoe for approval on 27 January. The Missouri Gaming Commission (MGC) is pointing to a June wagering launch date. The regulator has not publicly released the draft regulations sent to Kehoe.
After the draft regulations are signed by the governor, a 30-day public-comment period will open. Following that, the regulator may make changes based on the comments. The application process will open once the regulations are approved.
Two stand-alone licences available
The law and regulations allow for two stand-..
