🇬🇪 Georgia eyes offshore iGaming hub status

Georgia is weighing a draft law that would create special licences for iGaming operators serving only foreign markets, according to Reg2Bet. The proposal allows online casino and sports betting, bans access inside Georgia, sets a five-year term, and prices licences at about $38,000 a year. 🇬🇪💼 The commercial hook is clear: a reported 5% GGR tax could make Georgia a cost-efficient base for B2B expansion. If passed, the bill may strengthen regional competition for offshore licensing and give operators another route into international markets. 📈🎯 Source: Reg2Bet Telegram.