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Could Sports Betting Launch In Georgia By The 2024 NFL Season?
With the kickoff of the regular NFL season, many Georgians are wondering if sports betting will be legal by next year’s NFL kickoff.
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Konami Partners With Bravery To Bring Gambling-starved Georgia Games
Leading game manufacturer Konami has partnered with Georgia-based game distributor Bravery to bring new games to Georgia.
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No, Don’t Bet On Trump’s Weight (Or Other Things) At Offshore Sites
Offshore betting sites are offering over/unders on Donald Trump’s weight when he’s detained in Georgia. Don’t take the bait.
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Charitable Gaming In Georgia Is Low-Cost With Strict Limits On Prizes
Besides the Georgia Lottery, charitable gaming is the only legal type of George gambling. Its cost is low and the prizes are limited.
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Legalizing Georgia Casinos Is Popular With Voters. So What’s The Holdup?
Despite polls showing that most Georgians want legal casinos, multiple hurdles must be cleared in order to put that into law.
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11 Arrested in Illegal Gambling Ring Bust in Thomasville
11 people arrested in a Thomasville gambling bust. These illegal gaming busts underscore the need for a safe and regulated gambling market.
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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.