Will I Be Able to Bet College Football Games Online From Georgia?

Written by:
C Costigan
Published on:
Aug/22/2018

While the US Supreme Court has now made sports betting legal in the Unite States, Georgia residents will not be able to bet the games in any of the state's casinos for the upcoming 2018 College Football season.  Do not dispair as a few dozen of internationally licensed sportsbooks will accept wagers on the upcoming NFL and College Football season. 


*Live streaming of games on-site
*Only an email need to open your anonymous betting account
*Payouts often in minutes
*$10 free cash signup bonus with a 1X rollover (bet) requirement
*20% cash signup bonus with just a 5X rollover (bet) requirement
*In business since 1996
PLACE YOUR BETS HERE

WILL GEORGIA WELCOME SPORTS BETTING IN THE NEAR FUTURE?

The Peach Tree State is one of the few that will not be authorizing sports betting any time soon as Georgia does not even have casino gambling.

This is great news for local bookies, who will then cater to sports bettors in the state who feel left out in the cold. 

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Your Teams Outlook for 2019-20

Bulldogs (College Football) - 7/1 to Win College Football Championship

Braves (MLB) - 14/1 to Win World Series

Falcons (NFL) - 25/1 to Win Super Bowl

 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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