The Georgian parliament is reportedly working on a new bill to ban gambling ads in the country unless through a specific sponsorship.
The bill would ban gambling ads on television, radio, the internet and other means of communication.
The bill would also block Georgian residents from crediting money to thee accounts of foreign-based gambling sites.
“We very much hope that we will have a very serious result,” Levan Gogichaishvili, a member of Georgian Dream told Georgia Today. “The task that we face at this stage is to reduce the number of people playing. Half a million people are registered today in online or other spaces.”
In another matter, Georgian-based Adjarabet announced it has integrated CasinoEngine with its platform. Adjarabet’s end-users can now enjoy an unrivalled casino experience from leading providers and significant increases in RNG games and premium live casino options, the company said in a press release.
“We’re very excited to have integrated the EveryMatrix CasinoEngine into our existing platform,” said Tom Hutchinson, Director of Casino at Adjarabet. “The CasinoEngine will allow us to launch the broad selection of Casino vendors offered by EveryMatrix onto the Adjarabet sites at a much faster rate than was possible before, solidifying our market leading position in Georgia and positioning us well to increase our market share in Armenia”
