Businesses hosting skill-game machines face a fast-approaching compliance deadline following a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling.
Pennsylvania State Police have warned businesses that October 13 is the deadline to comply with requirements announced after the court ruling.
Beginning October 14, establishments continuing to possess or operate machines outside locations licensed by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board could face enforcement that may include equipment seizure and criminal prosecution.
The issue affects bars, clubs, convenience stores and other establishments across Pennsylvania, including Schuylkill County.
What local readers should know
Local business owners with machines on site should verify their legal obligations before the deadline rather than relying on informal advice from vendors or other operators.
SkookPA independently rewrote this report from publicly reported information. Source/background: Skook News / Pennsylvania State Police.




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