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Spurred by its competitors with neighboring Missouri, Kansas has actually taken the step to allow gamblers to lastly wager on sports in the Sunflower State.


Here are some crucial dates in the history of wagering in Kansas:


Sept. 23, 2025: Missouri's upcoming launch of legalized sports betting on Dec. 1 could decrease Kansas's wagering revenue, as Missouri locals currently cross the border to place bets.


July 31, 2025: bet365 officially introduces in Kansas, becoming the state's seventh active sportsbook.


May 19, 2025: Kansas sports wagering takes pleasure in a strong month of April, with earnings up 16.6% year-over-year.


April 14, 2025: Kansas legislators bypassed a veto to ban brand-new sportsbook license negotiations till 2026, signifying possible significant regulatory changes ahead of 2027 license expirations.


April 11, 2025: Kansas sports wagering operators enjoyed year-over-year growth in March, with total earnings hitting $8 million, a 12.4% year-over-year boost compared to $7.1 million for March 2024.


April 11, 2025: Kansas gamblers could lose access to the state's 6 legal sportsbooks in future years after legislators voted to forbid restoring licenses with its betting platforms.


March 17, 2025: Kansas' February revenue is up month-over-month, eclipsing almost $24 million in revenue to earn an almost $8 monthly boost.


Feb. 14, 2025: Kansas set a new high-water mark of $302 million bet in January, resulting in a 9.3% hold for the fourth-highest revenue. The record manage increased 26% year-over-year.


Jan. 14, 2025: Kansas' sports wagering profits declines 50% year-over-year in December, making simply a 5.8% hold, which is the state's 3rd most affordable hold of 2024.


Dec. 13, 2024: Kansas makes a record handle in November, exceeding $280 million in wagers for the month.


Nov. 14, 2024: Kansas makes a brand-new sports betting manage record, increasing 10.5 YoY after generating $275.9 million in October.


Oct. 11, 2024: Kansas nearly triples its revenue in September compared to August, making $248.8 million in sports betting revenues for the month.


Sept. 23, 2024: Underdog Fantasy returns to Kansas under a new 'peer-to-peer' format that now "compiles with the spirit of Kansas law," says the Kansas racing and Gaming Commission.


Sept. 20, 2024: Covers' own Ryan Butler visits the hotspot for placing bets along the Missouri-Kansas border.


Sept. 18, 2024: Missouri residents preparing to vote on legalizing sports betting this November stimulates concern amongst Kansas university teachers.


Sept. 16, 2024: Kansas' sports wagering manages spikes 56% year-over-year after reporting $146.9 million in wagers in August.


Aug. 16, 2024: Kansas' handle closes July up 50% year-over-year regardless of tape-recording second-worst numbers of the year.


July 16, 2024: Kansas' sports betting deals with drops 18% month-over-month in June, earning a reported $140.1 million in wagers.


June 21, 2024: Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly signs HB 2001 into law, permitting her state to offer the NFL's Chiefs and MLB's Royals arena project incentives.


June 19, 2024: Kansas lawmakers authorize tax cuts in an attempt to draw significant sports franchises to the state.


June 13, 2024: Kansas' sports betting handles increases 43% year-over-year in May, in spite of experiencing a monthly dip.


June 12, 2024: Kansas Mayor endorses utilizing sports wagering earnings to draw the Chiefs and Royals from neighboring Missouri in the middle of arena financing concerns.


May 16, 2024: Kansas deal with falls below $200 million in April as the summertime slowdown techniques.


March 18, 2024: Kansas experiences drop for third straight month with sports wagering handle and profits, now holding a meager 1.5% hold throughout all legal betting in the state.


Feb. 16, 2024: Kansas' sports wagering manage in January falls by 7.7% compared to December, however still made $239.6 million.


Feb. 16, 2024: Several states, consisting of Kansas, sent cease-and-desists letters to numerous day-to-day dream sports (DFS) operators, consisting of Underdog.


Jan. 16, 2024: Kansas revenue leaps regardless of unchanged sports wagering deal with in December, announcing $259.6 million in wagers for the month.


Nov. 14, 2023: ESPN BET goes deal with online and mobile sports betting, introducing in Kansas and 16 other states.


Nov. 2, 2023: ESPN BET plans to launch on Nov. 14, 2023, with online sports betting going reside in 17 U.S. states, consisting of Kansas.


July 20, 2023: An amendment to a Kansas video gaming compact clears a Native American tribe to use retail sports betting at its gambling establishment in Mayetta.


March 10, 2023: Boot Hill Casino and Resort officially opens its physical sportsbook (DraftKings), providing Kansas gamblers with another retail choice simply in time for March Madness.


Oct. 13, 2022: The inaugural Kansas sports betting handle report - following September's legal launch - showed that retail and online sportsbooks handled $160.5 million in bets.


Sept. 8, 2022: Kansas sports wagering formally launches.


Sept. 1, 2022: Kansas starts its 'soft launch' of legal sports betting in the state. Six licensed sportsbooks - Barstool, BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel, and PointsBet - all go live. Governor Laura Kelly places the very first bet at Barstool Sportsbook at Hollywood Casino - a $15 wager on the Chiefs to win the 2023 Super Bowl.


Aug. 31, 2022: PointsBet gets the green light to introduce on Thursday, Sept. 1. Meanwhile, DraftKings confirms it will release its sportsbook in Kansas on day one, too.


Aug. 26, 2022: The Kansas Lottery announces Barstool, BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel, and PointsBet have actually all been approved to introduce sports betting operations on Sept. 1.


Aug. 25, 2022: Butler National Corporation (Boot Hill Casino & Resort) partners with Golden Nugget. Boot Hill Casino has actually currently partnered with Bally Bet and DraftKings.


Aug. 18, 2022: Gov. Kelly makes it main. Kansas sports betting will start on Sept. 1, with a "soft launch," followed by a complete launch a week later. Mobile betting and retail betting will both be permitted.


Aug. 15, 2022: The Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission (KRGC) follows the lead of the state lottery, authorizing a short-term set of guidelines for legal sports wagering.


Aug. 10, 2022: The state lotto commission approves an amended list of 15 sports betting guidelines, moving one action better to legislating the practice in Kansas. However, Kansas Lottery Director Stephen Durrell isn't prepared to reveal a particular launch date.


Aug. 4, 2022: FanDuel Sportsbook offers brand-new Kansas customers $100 in first bet deal via a pre-launch sign-up promotion.


July 26, 2022: Kansas regulators note that legal sports betting likely will not be up and running for the start of the upcoming NFL season, which kicks off Sept. 8, 2022. While no specific launch date has been set, the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission (KRGC) and the Kansas Lottery state there will be a universal start date that might see retail and mobile wagering go live concurrently.


July 20, 2022: Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway announces a collaboration with Barstool Sportsbook. A temporary retail sportsbook is expected to open in time for the 2022 NFL season.


June 20, 2022: Gov. Kelly ceremoniously signs SB 84. Kelly likewise downplays the possibility that Kansas sports wagering would create sufficient earnings to tempt the Kansas City Chiefs out of Missouri.


June 15, 2022: The Kansas Lottery and Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission are already working on policies and contracts with stakeholders ahead of July 1, 2022 - when legal sports betting enters into effect.


April 29, 2022: The state Senate authorizes the Kansas sports betting bill (SB 84) with a 21-13 vote, sending the legislation to the desk of Gov. Kelly. By all accounts, the governor is anticipated to sign and formally bring legal sports wagering to the Sunflower State.


April 28, 2022: Your house overwhelmingly advances SB 84 with a 73-49 vote. The expense now heads to the Senate, where it needs to be authorized before reaching the guv for a last consent.


April 3, 2022: After travelling through your home, 63-50, a new wrinkle in Kansas' sports wagering bill (SB 84) causes the legislation to stall in the Senate. The last-minute provision would have 80% of the profits earned through sports betting go towards a fund meant to attract expert sports franchises to the state.


March 30, 2022: Senate Bill 84 is amended by legislators to consist of the contents of HB 2740, keeping legal sports wagering dreams alive. The move assists push the expense through the House via an 88-36 vote and sends it forward to a joint committee, which will try to make the costs acceptable to both chambers of the legislature.


March 16, 2022: The House presents HB 2740, an expense similar to SB 84, that includes some additional pieces of language. Under this legislation, Kansas' four industrial gambling establishments might operate retail and online sports betting with as much as three mobile partners each.