On Wednesday, December 24, 2025, Bet365 Sportsbook remains officially live and active in Missouri, following its successful state launch earlier this month. To capture market interest during this busy stretch of the sports calendar, Bet365 Missouri is extending its aggressive welcome incentive: the Bet365 bonus code SILIVE currently unlocks a Bet $10, Get $365 in Bonus Bets promotion exclusively for Missouri residents, perfectly timed for tonight’s college football bowl game and tomorrow’s Christmas NFL triple-header.
This extended bonus represents a significant deviation from the standard national strategy for Bet365. In many established markets, the typical welcome offer often sits at just $150. By signing up with the Bet365 bonus code in Missouri today, new users secure an extra $215 in value, making this $365 guarantee one of the most lucrative launch-window offers in the country.
Note: Residents of states outside Missouri can also access the Bet365 bonus code “SYRACUSE” to wager on this week’s Christmas football slate.
Bet365 Bonus Code SILIVE Sets New Missouri Precedent:
The Bet365 Bonus Code Missouri’s updated terms and conditions can be viewed here.Bet365
The continued rollout comes at a perfect moment, coinciding with the peak of the college football bowl season and a high-stakes NFL Christmas Day schedule. The Bet365 bonus code structure for Missouri is intended to provide instant liquidity to new bettors. Unlike deposit matches that require heavy initial investments or “second chance” bets that only pay out on losses, the Bet365 bonus code SILIVE guarantees the $365 payout regardless of the wager’s outcome.
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Key Deal Terms:
Bonus Code: SILIVE
Offer: Bet $10, Get $365 in Bonus Bets (Guaranteed)
Value Differential: +$215 compared to the standard $150 national offer
Launch Date: December 1, 2025 (Live Now)
Today’s Top Missouri Betting Options: Bowl Season & NFL Christmas:
The update of the Bet365 bonus code arrives as the Christmas football schedule intensifies. Missouri bettors can utilize their qualifying $10 wager on tonight’s bowl matchup or any upcoming Christmas Day game to trigger the $365 bonus.
Wednesday Bowl Slate: Dec. 24, 2025:
Matchup
Time (ET)
Venue
Odds (Bet365)
California vs. Hawaii
8:00 PM
Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex
HAW -1.5, O/U 52.5
NFL Christmas Day: Dec. 25, 2025:
Matchup
Time (ET)
Venue
Odds (Bet365)
Dallas Cowboys @ Washington Commanders
1:00 PM
Northwest Stadium
DAL -5.5, O/U 50.5
Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings
4:30 PM
U.S. Bank Stadium
DET -5.5, O/U 45.5
Denver Broncos @ Kansas City Chiefs
8:15 PM
GEHA Field at Arrowhead
DEN -13, O/U 36.5
Note: Odds are subject to change.
By using the Bet365 bonus code to place a $10 wager on the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (-1.5) or the Over (52.5) tonight, Missouri accounts will be credited with $365 in bonus bets, providing a substantial bankroll for the rest of the Christmas season.
How to Use the Bet365 Bonus Code SILIVE:
Bet365 Bonus Code SILIVE unlocks the Missouri sports betting launch bonus when you follow these simple steps.Bet365
With the platform now live, accessing the elevated launch bonus requires specific steps during the registration process. The Bet365 bonus code must be applied as follows:
Registration: The Bet365 bonus code SILIVE is entered during the account creation phase on the newly launched Missouri app or site.
Deposit: A minimum deposit of $10 funds the account.
Qualifying Wager: A $10 wager on any eligible market (including tonight’s bowl game or upcoming NFL) activates the promotion.
Distribution: The Bet365 bonus code releases $365 in bonus bets to the account balance once the wager settles, regardless of the result.
Conclusion: Bet365 Missouri Is A Major Development for MO Sports Betting:
The debut of Bet365 in Missouri brings more than just another betting app; it brings a market-shifting promotional strategy. By using the Bet365 bonus code SILIVE today, sports fans can lock in a bonus that is $215 higher than the standard national offer, ensuring the strongest possible start to the legal betting era in Missouri during this massive week of Christmas football action.
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A man charged after a 2-year-old was found dead under his care pleaded guilty to charges including murder in connection to the child’s death.
Bryan Danter, identified in court documents as the child’s father, pleaded guilty to second-degree felony murder, second-degree drug trafficking and unlawful possession of a firearm, according to court records.
Danter was charged in September 2024 with drug trafficking and child endangerment counts after state troopers found a 2-year-old child dead in an apartment, according to previous KOMU 8 reporting.
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After investigators concluded the child died of exposure to fentanyl, a felony murder charge was added to the case, according to previous reporting. An individual can be charged with felony murder in Missouri when someone dies during the perpetration of a felony.
The probable cause statement filed at the time described guns discovered by state troopers during the child death investigation.
The guns included a pump-action shotgun, a semi-automatic shotgun and a semi-automatic .22- caliber rifle. Troopers said the serial number on the rifle had been sanded off, according to previous reporting.
Since Danter was previously convicted in a felony case and is not allowed to own firearms by law.
Danter has a sentencing hearing scheduled for 9 a.m. June 12.
Make that two signings for Kellie Harper’s team in the opening week of the transfer portal.
Missouri women’s basketball landed a commitment Sunday from Indiana point guard Nevaeh Caffey, who announced her decision to sign with the Tigers via social media. Caffey is a native of Warrenton, Missouri, who started all 32 Hoosiers games last season as a true freshman.
The Tigers have now made two additions out of the transfer portal since the window opened April 6, with Caffey joining Michigan transfer and freshman shooting guard McKenzie Mathurin.
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Caffey is from the St. Louis area and played her high school at Incarnate Word Academy, winning 139 straight games and four straight MSHSAA Class 6 titles with the powerhouse. She was named Miss Show-Me Basketball as a senior in 2025.
In 32 starts, averaging 32.1 minutes on the floor per game, Caffey scored 8.5 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.0 turnovers per game. The 5-foot-10 shot 41.7% from 3-point range on 36 total attempts, and she averaged 3.3 free-throw attempts per game with a 81.3% clip.
Point guard — and guard depth at large — looked likely to be a target area for the Tigers in this transfer window, which will remain open for new entries through April 21.
The Tigers can return Averi Kroenke, who sustained a season-ending injury before the Tigers’ season-opener last year, and have a top-100 high school prospect in Natalya Hodge with the ability to run the point.
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With high-major starting experience, Caffey sets up to find a prominent spot in the rotation next year in Columbia.
Five Missouri players have entered the portal and will transfer out of the program this offseason, including core rotation members in guards Chloe Sotell and Shannon Dowell. If there had been no outward movement, Mizzou would not have had any room to work in the transfer portal due to the NCAA’s 15-player roster limit for college basketball programs.
More: Missouri alum Sophie Cunningham reportedly re-signs with Indiana Fever
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Mizzou has now filled two of those five possible open roster spots.
Frontcourt depth is now the clear-and-obvious major need for Mizzou. The Tigers need experience at both forward and center to round out their roster.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) -Sunday was the last day of the 2026 Missouri Comic Con in Springfield.
Events took place at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds E-Plex and brought together multiple celebrities from the film and digital landscape to meet with fans and take part in Q&A’s.
Some notable names were Randy Quaid from ‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’ and Jaime Pressly, best known for her role in ‘My Name Is Earl.’
There were also multiple cosplay meetups throughout the day for attendees to spot their favorite characters from several forms of media.
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“Just a way for the community to come together and just celebrate being a fan of something. And whatever it is you’re a fan of, you’re going to find other people here who are a fan of that as well,” said Joey Mills, MC of VXV. “And it’s a place to connect. It’s a safe place for people to be a fan of whatever they’re a fan of and not worry about, you know, if it’s cool or not to be talking about this at school or at work. Come here, it’s cool to talk about it with all the rest of the folks here.”
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