Plan where machines could go

Set your room size, add what's already there, then place machines where they could go. We show the limit that applies at your location, with its source.

Bar or counter20 ft x 2 ft 6 inTableTable
Example: 30 x 20 ft bar, 6 machines. Sizes are approximate.

Sketch your room

  1. Set your room. Pick your business type and city, then enter the room's width and depth in feet.
  2. Add what's there. Use Add item for doors, the bar, tables and the register. Drag to move, and tap an item to resize or rotate it.
  3. Add machines. Tap Add machine, then tap the floor or drag. We stop at your location's limit.
  4. Send it. We attach your layout to your venue details.

Up to 9 Class B machines in most of Georgia. Source

0 machines placed.

List view: move and resize without dragging

On the sketch, you can also tab to an item, then use the arrow keys to move it, R to rotate and Delete to remove.

Machine spots are approximate. Sizes are averages from published cabinet specs, not your operator's machines. Cabinets vary by maker and model, and your operator will confirm the real footprint, power and placement before install.

  • The shaded area in front of each machine is 36 inches deep, for a standing player or a stool. The walkway guide is 36 inches wide, the minimum width of an accessible route in the ADA standards (US Access Board). Both are planning guides, not legal requirements for your business.
  • Local ordinances can require machines to be in plain view and accessible to anyone at the business. This tool can't judge sightlines. (O.C.G.A. § 50-27-86)
  • Machines need power and a connection to the state's Central Accounting System, and that equipment has to stay connected and powered up. (GLC guide)
  • Prizes are non-cash: replays, lottery products or gift cards. (GLC notice)

The planner needs JavaScript. These are the machine limits we've checked. Use the form below to send your venue details.

LocationClass B limitSource
Most of Georgia9Source
Savannah6Source
Perry6Source
Lilburn6Source
Powder Springs6Source
Rome6Source
Floyd County6Source
Conyers6Source
Macon-Bibb County6Source
Atlanta9Source

Before you rely on this page

We wrote this page in good faith from the sources linked above, and it reflects our understanding as of the last reviewed date. It's general information, not legal advice for your business. Rules can differ by county and city and can change. Check with the Georgia Lottery or your own attorney before you act on it.

Last reviewed: November 5, 2026

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