For location owners
More revenue for your store. Zero headaches.
Supreme owns, installs, and services every machine — you provide the space, and collect your share, weekly.
What you get
No equipment cost
Machines are owned, installed, and serviced by Supreme — there's no equipment purchase, lease, or maintenance cost on your end.
Weekly settlement
Your share is calculated from the same weekly reports Supreme uses internally, and settled every week — clean, consistent accounting.
Compliance handled
Decals, signage, and machine settings are Supreme's responsibility. Your location license stays in good standing without any extra work.
The split
Georgia law sets the revenue share for every Class B location — the Georgia Lottery Corporation retains its statutory share, and the remainder is divided between the location and the master under the state cap. It's the same for every operator in the state, so what sets one apart is everything else: response time, compliance, and honest reporting.
What to expect
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Agreement
A 36-month location agreement with straightforward terms.
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Install day
We deliver, install, and configure everything — no work required from your team.
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Weekly rhythm
Settlement and per-machine reporting arrive on the same weekly schedule, every week.
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Ongoing support
Service calls, refreshed titles, and annual decal renewals — handled without you having to ask.
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What separates operators is service, transparency, and compliance. Put us next to what you have.
Response time
Our own technician routes across Georgia — a machine down today is a service call today, not a ticket in someone's queue.
Numbers you can check
Weekly per-machine reporting pulled straight from the Georgia Lottery portal — every figure verifiable against the source.
Audit-ready, always
Decals, signage, and settings kept current on every machine, so an inspection is a non-event — not a scramble.
Frequently asked questions
Who pays for the machines?
We do — placement, installation, and service at no equipment cost to you.
How does the split work?
Georgia law sets it for everyone — the Georgia Lottery Corporation retains its statutory share, and the remainder is divided between your location and the master under the state cap. Your share is settled weekly, and we'll walk you through the exact numbers for your store.
Who handles Georgia Lottery compliance?
We do — annual decals, stickers, signage, and machine settings are on us; you keep the certificate displayed.
What if a machine breaks?
Contact us and a technician is dispatched; repairs, parts, and replacements are our responsibility.
How do I get started?
Reach out through the contact page — tell us about your store and we'll take it from there.