Gambling regulation in Georgia
Online casino and betting are licensed by the Revenue Service; since 2022 the country has some of the region's strictest player and advertising rules.
Status at a glance
Private operators can apply for a licence.
Private operators can apply for a licence.
Private operators can apply for a licence.
The law reserves this product for a state or state-appointed operator.
Regulator and law
- Revenue Service (Ministry of Finance)
- Main law: Law on the Organization of Lotteries, Gambling and Other Prize Games
Key points
- Reforms in 2022 raised the minimum gambling age for Georgian citizens to 25 and banned most gambling advertising.
- In 2026 the government proposed a separate permit for operators serving only foreign players.
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Frequently asked questions
Is online gambling legal in Georgia?
It depends on the product. Online casino is licensed: private operators can apply for a licence. Sports betting is licensed: private operators can apply for a licence. Online poker is licensed: private operators can apply for a licence. Lottery is reserved for a state or state-appointed operator.
Who regulates gambling in Georgia?
Revenue Service (Ministry of Finance). The main law is: Law on the Organization of Lotteries, Gambling and Other Prize Games.
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