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So You Want To Run A March Madness Bracket Pool?
A beginner’s guide to running a successful March Madness bracket pool, with a few novel twists to give your participants something new.
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SB 57: A Primer On The Constitutional Workaround
Georgia Senate Bill 57 legalizes sports betting without amending the constitution. PlayGeorgia provides a primer on the legal workaround.
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Atlanta-Based DFS PrizePicks An Oasis Amid Georgia’s Gambling Desert
As of now, the only venue available for legal Georgia gambling is tethered to a marina in Brunswick. While a five-hour sunset cruise through Brunswick Harbor and into the Atlantic is certainly inviting, it’s serving as an emergency release valve for the pent-up demand for legal gambling options in the state of Georgia. Daily Fantasy […]
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Closest Gambling Options For Georgia Residents
There are betting options for Georgians if they’re willing to travel, as there are no brick-and-mortar gambling venues in the state.
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Georgia’s Lone Gaming Experience Skirts The Law Off The Brunswick Coast
Georgia’s lone gaming venue skirts the law off the Brunswick coast. The Emerald Princess takes gamblers to international waters.
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Unregulated Online Casinos: Not Worth The Gamble
Economics dictates demand driving supply, and through the context of legal sports gambling, demand is skyrocketing- and worth the wait.
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Louisiana’s Gambling Windfall Shows Georgia What It’s Missing Out On
Representative’s failures in accepting certain legislation keeps Georgia legal gambling off the ballot for voters to decide upon.
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Myth Busted: Legal Gambling In Georgia Not Linked With Crime Rise
Georgia legislators wrongly cling to the narrative that legal gambling in the state will invite an influx of crime- which is simply not true.
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What Would Online Casinos Look Like In Georgia?
It’s hard to say when, or if, Georgia will change their online gambling laws. But, let’s take a look at what legal online casinos could offer.
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Ballot Box Gives Georgians A Voice On Gambling
With both gambling measures failing at the Georgia Legislature last session, voters must use the ballot box to counter gambling inaction.
