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CONTESTEDCFTC-regulated venues · checked 7 OCT 2026

Are prediction markets legal in Missouri?

By Settled desk · Checked against 6 sources · NOT LEGAL ADVICE
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Yes, for now, and contested. Polymarket says it accepts Missouri. Novig says it accepts Missouri, sports included. Missouri's attorney general sent cease-and-desist letters to Kalshi, Polymarket and Robinhood on 16 Sep 2026 and to Novig on 17 Sep 2026; no litigation or venue response is recorded.

Which platforms accept Missouri residents

PLATFORMACCEPTSSPORTSSOURCE
Kalshi logoKalshiNOT STATEDNOT STATEDnone found
Robinhood logoRobinhoodNOT STATEDNOT STATEDnone found

What the law says

17 SEP 2026Missouri AG Hanaway sent a cease and desist letter to Ludlow Exchange, LLC (Novig) over unlicensed sports wagering in Missouri. ago.mo.gov ↗

16 SEP 2026Missouri AG Hanaway sent a cease and desist letter to KalshiEX LLC over unlicensed sports wagering in Missouri. ago.mo.gov ↗

16 SEP 2026Missouri AG Hanaway sent a cease and desist letter to QCX LLC (Polymarket) over unlicensed sports wagering in Missouri. ago.mo.gov ↗

16 SEP 2026Missouri AG Hanaway sent a cease and desist letter to Robinhood Derivatives, LLC over unlicensed sports wagering in Missouri. ago.mo.gov ↗

Sources. 6 primary and court sources, each quoted on our side and read on 7 Oct 2026: apps.apple.com, support.novig.com, ago.mo.gov (4). A cell marked not stated means no source we found says it either way.
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Where to trade from Missouri
PARTNER LINKS
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Polymarket
FEE AT 50¢: 1.5% to 3.5%
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Novig logo
Novig
FEE AT 50¢: 0% to 1.5%
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No partner links here: both go to our own fee pages.
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