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Georgia plans to present proposed international iGaming licensing regime in August

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Georgia plans to present an international iGaming licensing regime in August 2026, with licences proposed for companies serving customers exclusively outside the country. Policy stakeholder Vakhtang Katamadze said the presentation would set out Georgia’s aim to attract investment and export gambling services while keeping Georgian consumers outside the regime.

The proposal could create a new licensing route for operators targeting markets beyond Georgia.

End-of-day close Flutter (FLUT), USD, to 28 August 2026
Story date1 June 202628 August 2026

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