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DraftKings Missouri promo: Bet $5 and get $300 in bonus bets for Missouri vs. Kansas
The Missouri sports betting market is in full swing, and this weekend a college basketball rivalry aligns perfectly for new bettors to wager on.
Those in the Ozark State can get in on the action using the exclusive DraftKings Sportsbook Missouri promo: Bet $5 and get $300 instantly in bonus bets!
The offer is live for new players in Missouri, but excludes anybody who has already activated a pre-registration offer at DraftKings.
The No. 21 Kansas Jayhawks take on the Missouri Tigers on Sunday, Dec. 7. Missouri residents can make use of the DraftKings Sportsbook Missouri promo to place a bet on the “Border War.”
Essentially, upon sign-up, once your $5 wager is placed, $300 in bonus bets will instantly appear in your account.
This DraftKings Sportsbook Missouri promo also applies to other professional sports events taking place this weekend, including the Kansas City Chiefs hosting the Houston Texans at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday.
Remember, to qualify, you’ll need to complete registration while physically located in Missouri.
- Click on the link to be redirected to the DraftKings offer page.
- Run through the registration forms and fill out your information.
- Get credited with your bonuses.
- Bet responsibly.
Several other sportsbooks were given the green light to launch in Missouri this week, including BetMGM and FanDuel.
In addition, for Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) enthusiasts, Underdog Fantasy also has an offer for Missouri residents.
While $300 in bonus bet values is a great deal for new bettors, the sportsbooks and lone DFS platform above also have other versatile promos that might suit new users even better.
See below for other Missouri Sportsbook promo details.
Want updates on the latest that’s happening with Missouri’s sports betting launch? Follow the NYPost’s live blog for everything from the best offers and up to the minute news.
What our Post expert thinks about Missouri vs. Kansas
All eyes will be on the Jayhawks’ injury report this weekend, as freshman Darryn Peterson seems to be inching closer to a return. The consensus No. 2 player in the class of 2025 has missed the last seven games with a hamstring injury.
The Tigers’ unbeaten streak came to an end on Tuesday with a 76-71 loss to Notre Dame. Despite the loss, Mark Mitchell notched a season-high 26 points. Missouri was off to an impressive 8-0 start.
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MALDEN, Mo. (KFVS) – An investigation is underway after a shooting on Sunday morning in Malden, Missouri.
According to the Malden Department of Public Safety, officers were called to Kimball Street on July 19 for a report of two possible gunshot victims.
When police arrived, they found two people dead. Police later confirmed both people are dead.
Police say there is no known threat to the public and no other details will be released at this time.
Malden DPS, the Dunklin County Sheriff’s Office and the Missouri State Highway Patrol are investigating.
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In the spring of 2021, Cecilia Williams lost her son, daughter-in-law and grandson to a drunken driver.
Williams, who lives in Bonne Terre, is now raising the two orphaned grandchildren who survived, Bentley and Mason.
A year later, Melanie Wankum was hit head-on by a drunken driver, killing her instantly and injuring a passenger on their way back from a wedding.
In both tragedies, families of the victims became advocates on their behalf, championing tougher laws in Missouri against drunken driving.
Soon after the crash that killed her son and his family, Williams found herself in Jefferson City lobbying for a bill that would hold drunken drivers responsible for children left without a parent after an accident.
It would require convicted drunken drivers to pay child support to the surviving children until they are at least 18, or 21 if they are still in school.
Named after Williams’ grandsons, the legislation was introduced in 2021 and signed by the governor five years later on July 9. Tennessee was the first state and Missouri was the eighth to pass a version of “Bentley Law.”
The child-support provision was included this year in Missouri House Bill 1740, which also stiffened other drunken driving laws. The additional provisions have become known as “Melanie’s Law,” to recognize the woman killed in 2022 by a drunken driver in Jefferson City.
Melanie’s Law changed felony classifications for DWI cases that cause injury or death to require longer prison sentences. It also expanded the mandatory use of ignition interlock devices for those involved in alcohol-related incidents. Missouri is one of 35 states with similar laws.
“The pain a family feels when a loved one is killed by a drunk driver is one that never goes away,” said state Rep. Dave Griffith, who sponsored the legislation.
The bill went through a number of revisions before it was passed, Griffith said.
“At each one of those steps, I think we’re very thoughtful about how we can make the bill better and how it’s going to affect the families that suffer and deal with this,” Griffith said.
“Driving while intoxicated is a choice,” he said. “It’s my hope that when people know the ramifications of making those bad decisions they will think twice before getting behind the wheel.”
Mothers Against Drunk Driving, a national organization with offices in Missouri, has been consistently involved in pushing for enactment of the stricter legislation. Working closely with Cecilia Williams, the organization supported the Missouri bill until it passed.
“Cecilia has been dedicated to turning the tragic crash into a way to honor her loved ones, as well as raise awareness of the dangers of driving impaired,” said Tabitha Perkins, state executive director for Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
“For Missouri, we hope this bill will serve as a deterrent to individuals who drink and drive,” Perkins said. “Knowing that even after they are released from prison, they will still have a financial obligation to complete will make drivers think twice before they get behind the wheel of a deadly weapon in an impaired state.”
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Fire crews battled a house fire Saturday morning in Kansas City, Missouri, that sent an occupant and a firefighter to the hospital.
The Kansas City, Missouri, Fire Department responded to a house fire around 10:10 a.m. Saturday in the 100 block of West 85th Street.
KCFD said one occupant was trapped inside the residence. Upon arrival, crews began battling the fire and entered the house to rescue the occupant.
Firefighters located an elderly woman and got her out of the house. She was taken by ambulance to a local hospital in serious condition.
A KCFD firefighter was taken to the hospital for a minor injury.
A dog inside the residence was able to evacuate safely.
The fire department reported the fire was brought under control around 10:25 a.m. City Planning and Dangerous Buildings were requested at the scene.
KCFD is investigating the cause of the fire.
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