GA HB910

Legalizes online sports betting in Georgia under the Georgia Lottery Corporation's oversight, with up to 18 Type 1 sports betting licenses issued to professional sports teams, golf tournament operators, racing facility owners, and entities selected through public procurement

Imposes a 25% privilege tax on adjusted gross income from online sports betting, with net proceeds directed to education purposes as authorized by the Georgia Constitution

Sets licensing fees including $100,000 nonrefundable application fee and $1.5 million annual fee for Type 1 licenses, with initial rules to be adopted within 90 days and licenses prohibited from being issued before September 1, 2025

Restricts betting to individuals 21 and older physically located in Georgia, prohibits betting on high school events, and bars athletes, coaches, team employees, and others with insider information from wagering on relevant events

Requires licensees to maintain minimum $500,000 reserves, implement responsible gambling programs with self-exclusion options, use geofencing technology, and report suspicious wagering activity to maintain integrity of sporting events