In the first year, the report projects Missouri sports betting would claim $3.4 billion in handle, a 9.8% hold, $47.5 million in taxable revenue, and $4.7 million in taxes. Over five years, they expect $105 million to go towards Missouri’s education fund.

You can bet on almost anything during the Super Bowl. Money changes hands based on the result of the coin toss, the color of Gatorade dumped on the winning coach and the length of the national anthem.

Ahead of the vote, Winning for Missouri Education, the group behind Missouri Amendment Two released an economic study estimating how much sports betting money would support state education.

As an opposition campaign ramps up, the Missouri sports betting ballot question continues to see positive signs in new polling.

Missouri voters will decide on sports betting legalization in November after a judge dismisses a lawsuit aiming to block the ballot initiative.

Whether or not Missouri voters approve legal sports betting this fall, students at the state's most prominent university are already placing bets.