Police warn that skill games must be removed, not just unplugged, as state races toward deadline
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Pennsylvania State Police are advising businesses to remove unlicensed skill game machines by Wednesday, Oct. 14. At that point, police will begin enforcing a state Supreme Court ruling that determined the machines are like slot machines and subject to regulations by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control …
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(WHTM)-- Pennsylvania State Police launched a webpage for businesses with information on the upcoming skill games removal deadline. Earlier this year, the state Supreme Court ruled that the devices were illegal slot machines and set an Oct.
(WBRE/WYOU) — Pennsylvania State Police reminds businesses that continue to operate "skill game" machines about the upcoming deadline as they launch a new informational website. On October 13, businesses and establishments with "skill game" machines must remove them if they are not properly licensed…
Pennsylvania State Police are advising businesses to remove unlicensed skill game machines by Wednesday, Oct. 14. At that point, police will begin enforcing a state Supreme Court ruling that determined the machines are like slot machines and subject to regulations by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control …
Pennsylvania businesses have one week left to remove skill games after the state Supreme Court classified the machines as slot machines. Businesses have until Oct. 13 to remove the machines from bars, corner stores and gas stations.
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