Lawmakers are considering sports betting in Georgia in a resolution that would amend the state’s laws and legalize in-person wagering at licensed gambling facilities.

House Resolution 380 would enable the Georgia General Assembly to establish a framework, under which gaming facilities could apply for a license to offer sports betting services.

The resolution does not make any reference to either mobile or online betting, with punters set to be limited to in-person wagering.

Although the resolution does not include details as to how much licenses will cost or the tax rate that license-holders will face, it does state funds generated from regulated sports betting will be split between various causes, including educational programs.

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