theScore Bet Missouri Promo Code: Wager $10 on NFL, Win $100 in Bonus Bets (Dec. 5)

Missouri users who haven’t previously registered with a Penn Sports Interactive brand (like ESPN BET or Barstool) are eligible for theScore Bet’s welcome offer. Place a $10+ cash wager on any available market, and if it wins, you’ll receive $100 in Bonus Bets.

You'll need to sign up from within Missouri and confirm your age and identity during the registration process.

You will not be able to claim a new-user offer if you currently have an ESPN BET account. There is no re-launch bonus for existing users.

The $100 bonus bet is awarded in five installments, each worth $20.

1. Download theScore Bet app or visit theScore Bet website by clicking the "Bet Now" link above.
2. Register a new account using the theScore Bet Missouri promo code GAMBLING. It must be your first with a Penn Sports Interactive sportsbook.
3. Deposit at least $10.
4. Place a $10+ cash wager on any market.
5. If your bet wins, you receive $100 in Bonus Bets (five $20 bets) within 72 hours.

Missouri bettors can now enjoy theScore Bet’s user-friendly app and built-in news feed while cashing in on a $100 bonus offer. With NFL and college football action ramping up, it’s a great time to hit a $10 win and convert it into five separate bonus wagers.

There are other notable sportsbook promotions available to theScore Bet users after you sign up and claim your welcome offer:

• Super Boosts: Enhanced odds on select significant league matchups, updated daily.
• Parlay Insurance: Get money back in bonus bets if one leg of your 4+ leg parlay loses.
• Bet & Get Nights: Place a live bet during prime-time games and receive bonus bets.

theScore Bet is live in Missouri with a performance-based bonus: Bet $10 or more and get $100 in Bonus Bets (but only if that first wager wins.) That makes your opening pick especially important. 

Since the bonus is only triggered by a winning bet, it's smart to focus on markets you trust or teams you know well.

Here are some great matchups to target this weekend:

NFL 

• Jaguars vs. Colts – Dec. 7
• Texans vs. Chiefs – Dec. 7

NHL

• Blues at Senators – Dec. 6
• Blues at Canadiens – Dec. 7

College Football Conference Championships – Dec. 6

• BYU vs. Texas Tech
• Georgia vs. Alabama
• Indiana vs. Ohio State
• Duke vs. Virginia

College Basketball

• Missouri at Kansas – Dec. 7

theScore app first launched in 2007 as a source of real-time sports scores, stats, and other news. After PASPA was struck down in 2018, Score Media & Gaming launched theScore Bet online in New Jersey.

By the end of 2021, Penn had purchased theScore app for approximately $2 billion.

theScore Bet operated in several U.S. states, including Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, and New Jersey, until the summer of 2022, when it withdrew from the U.S. to focus solely on Canadian sports betting markets.

Now, Penn Entertainment is bringing theScore Bet back to the United States.

A few weeks ago, ESPN and Penn Entertainment announced that they mutually agreed to terminate their U.S. online sports betting operations. On December 1, 2025, Penn rebranded its online sports betting service to theScore Bet.

With the rebrand, theScore Bet returns to the U.S. market by replacing ESPN BET in the jurisdictions in which it holds licenses.

• Dec. 1, 2025: ESPN BET rebrands as theScore Bet, which launches in all states where ESPN BET previously held a license.
• Nov. 6, 2025: ESPN and Penn Entertainment announce they have agreed to end their U.S. sports betting partnership years earlier than planned. ESPN announces DraftKings as its new sports betting partner.
• Nov. 14, 2023: ESPN BET debuts in 17 states, rebranding from the previous Barstool Sportsbook.
• Aug. 8, 2023: Penn Entertainment agrees to a 10-year, $150 million deal to make ESPN its exclusive online sports betting partner in the U.S.
• Feb. 17, 2023: Penn Entertainment completes the acquisition of Barstool Sports, including Barstool Sportsbook.
• July 2, 2022: theScore Bet closes all U.S. operations to focus on the Canadian market in Ontario.
• Oct. 19, 2021: Penn National Gaming completes its acquisition of theScore, delisting it from the Nasdaq.
• Aug. 5, 2021: Penn National Gaming announces its agreement to acquire theScore for approximately $1 billion.
• July 31, 2019: Penn National Gaming announces a 20-year market access agreement with Score Media and Gaming, which does business under the name "theScore." Penn gets a 4.7% equity stake in Score Media.

In August 2023, Penn Entertainment agreed to a 10-year, $150 million deal to make ESPN its exclusive online sports betting partner in the US. The agreement included a provision that allowed either party to terminate the deal after the third year if specific market share performance thresholds were not met. Since late 2023, ESPN BET has owned just 3% of the market share across the U.S., trailing behind giants like DraftKings and FanDuel. 

Penn Entertainment CEO & President Jay Snowden said in a release: “Although we made significant progress in improving our product offering and building a cohesive ecosystem with ESPN, we have mutually and amicably agreed to wind down our collaboration.”

The rebrand to theScore Bet marks Penn’s second major attempt in just over two years to break into the U.S. online sports betting market.

The ESPN BET brand has been discontinued. All pending bets and PENN Play rewards points were transferred to theScore Bet. Your ESPN BET account information should have remained the same with theScore. The ESPN BET app became theScore Bet app, so you won’t even need to download a new app.

There’s nothing additional that ESPN BET users need to do to transfer their accounts.