Online Poker in Georgia

The Peach State

Regulated Online Poker Georgia. The Peach State belong to one of the states that might never regulate online poker.

Online Poker Status
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    Regulated online poker is not on the radar in this state
Population 21 or older 6.6 Million
Proportion of total US population 3.06%
Live Poker Yes
Estimated year for online regulation NA
Probability - Interstate agreement NA

Top Poker News & Articles

Nevada

New Jersey Online Poker Dominating Nevada

Online poker has gotten off to a hot start in New Jersey. According to PokerScout, which tracks online poker traffic, an average of 460 cash game players are playing at regulated New Jersey sites at any one time. The primary catalyst behind this fairly large number is Party (Poker) Borgata, which boast a rolling seven-day […]

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New Jersey

Atlantic Club Sold for $23.4m – Should They Have Stuck With PokerStars Deal?

Well the saga of the ailing Atlantic Club Casino has finally come to an end. Caesars Entertainment and Tropicana Entertainment bought the casino and its assets for the combined price of $23.4 million. Caesars get the property and its 800 hotel rooms for $15 million, while Tropicana take 1,641 slot machines and 48 table games […]

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Poker News

Yet Another Poll shows Americans are in Favor of Online Poker

Not long ago, we discussed a poll by OnlinePokerReport that showed that over 60% of Americans strongly approve of or are indifferent to online poker. And now, yet another respectable survey has been released that shows how Americans are in favor of legal and regulated internet poker. Reason.com ran the poll and they asked: “Do […]

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PokerStars

PokerStars’ 2014 New Year’s Resolution: Keep investing in US Online Poker

You certainly can’t accuse PokerStars of not having perseverance. After a year in which their online gaming applications were rejected in both New Jersey and Nevada, PokerStars are still committed to the US online poker market. In fact, they are very “confident” that they’ll make some major progress in the United States in 2014. Eric […]

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New York

William Barbalat avoids serving time in prison for running Russian Mob poker games

Another defendant has managed to dodge prison time in connection with a Russian mob-run poker ring. William Barbalat, who operated illegal underground poker games in New York City, recently stood before Judge Jesse Furman in a Manhattan Federal courtroom. Thanks to a plea deal that he accepted, Barbalat received two years of probation and 200 […]

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