Random Systems Georgia moves international iGaming licence regime to full rollout
Random Systems Georgia (RSG), the government-appointed gambling regulator, confirmed Georgia's international iGaming licence regime has moved from a pilot to full rollout. The framework began as a pilot in July 2026; its offer includes a five-year licence and a stated combined charge of 6% of gross gaming revenue, while further operator-term changes may be announced in October, according to the report.
Operators considering Georgia need to assess the licence terms, tax and monitoring charges, and the regime's full-rollout status.