Is it possible to play if I live in Georgia?

[Richard912]

Ive been searching all day for a mobile casino to play on with zero luck. Ive never played online so i have no clue about the laws. Any help is appreciated

[Cory_Morison]

Hi! If I understood correctly, you're asking about the US state, as there is also a country named Georgia Speaking about the country, you're lucky as gambling is legal there. However, if you mean State, it's a pity 'cause it's one of the most unfriendly states regarding gambling in general. Though there are two forms of online betting which are legal — fantasy sports and skill games. Other online betting and games for real money are not allowed. Nevertheless, you can try your hands at Fanduel, Draft Kings, Georgia Lottery and Worldwinner — these websites are 100% legal.

[Feeshmon]

I’m curious if this relates to Florida and California

[Kodar]

I’m curious if this relates to Florida and California

 

Not sure about that, but If there is a legal online casino accepting players from Florida and California it should be Bovada. It is regulated by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission and uses software by RTG and Betsoft which sounds pretty much as USA available casino.

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[gemneye73]

I live in Georgia, USA and was able to play via Grand Casino. It states in their terms and conditions that they can't process financial transactions (deposits or withdrawals) for players in the United States. But they did. So not sure if they violated their own T&Cs or what...But I was not restricted from registering. I have sent in a complaint about a related issue with them not processing a withdrawal - but that's not related to this post.  My guess is that they can violate their owns terms when they want to. 

[Feeshmon]

I do wish AG would update which casinos are US friendly for example Vegas Crest is US friendly and on AG says it’s restricted

[cocopop3011]

I do wish AG would update which casinos are US friendly for example Vegas Crest is US friendly and on AG says it’s restricted

 

Hi Feeshmon - unfortunately US members can't register using AskGamblers so I expect that's why it's showing as restricted.

[ValDes]

I do wish AG would update which casinos are US friendly for example Vegas Crest is US friendly and on AG says it’s restricted

 

Pretty sure their regulator will be delighted to review their list of restricted countries and mark the absence of United States there... 

 

 

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[Feeshmon]

Hi Feeshmon - unfortunately US members can't register using AskGamblers so I expect that's why it's showing as restricted.

Possibly but that doesn’t mean that US players can’t play at those sites. AG is one of my top casino info sites. All the other sites only promote mostly RTG which is sad because I honestly don’t like RTG, have had no luck on the software. I really wish I was able to use NetEnt

[Janise Evans]

On 12/24/2018 at 2:28 PM, Cory_Morison said:

Hi! If I understood correctly, you're asking about the US state, as there is also a country named Georgia Speaking about the country, you're lucky as gambling is legal there. However, if you mean State, it's a pity 'cause it's one of the most unfriendly states regarding gambling in general. Though there are two forms of online betting which are legal — fantasy sports and skill games. Other online betting and games for real money are not allowed. Nevertheless, you can try your hands at Fanduel, Draft Kings, Georgia Lottery and Worldwinner — these websites are 100% legal.

I had no idea that in Georgia is one of the most unfriendly states regarding gambling  Thank you for information!