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Developer Sets Sights On 2022 For Georgia Casino Legalization With Up To Four Sites In Mind
The future is murky for Georgia casino legalization, but should that ever happen, one developer will be ready to act.
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Without In-State Options, Georgia Sees Another North Carolina Casino Ready To Open This Summer
With approval from the US Department of the Interior, a new casino in Kings Mountain, North Carolina, expects to open by the summer.
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Political Gamesmanship Results In Defeat Of Georgia Sports Betting Bills, But Momentum Will Carry Into Next Year
Despite a last-minute sweat, Georgia sports betting bills couldn’t overcome a contentious political climate to pass this session.
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Black Market Of Sports Betting On Display In Georgia As State Mulls Legalization
Three men pleaded guilty after the FBI busted an illegal bookmaking scheme in Georgia, all while the state looks to legalize sports betting.
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Georgia Committee Drops College Wagering From Sports Betting Bill
Georgia sports betting bills are heading to the House floor without an important component — regulated wagering on college athletics.
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Is LeBron James The Reason Sports Betting Stalled In Georgia?
Georgia Rep. Ron Stephens says his sports betting push lost GOP support after LeBron James and others protested during the NBA All-Star Game.
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At The March Madness Buzzer, North Carolina Sportsbooks Open And Ready To Welcome Georgia Bettors
Literally hours before March Madness 2021 starts, the first legal North Carolina sportsbooks will start taking bets.
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Senate Approves Bill To Leave Sports Betting Issue Up To Voters
The Georgia Senate passed a sports betting bill Friday along with a referendum for voters to approve the activity on the November 2022 ballot.
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Georgia Senate Committee Says Two Pieces Of Sports Betting Legislation Are Peachy-Keen
A Senate committee advanced two pieces of legislation that would legalize sports betting in Georgia. But not until 2022.
