Follows legal rulings and guidelines for skill-based amusement games.

Compliance Team ensures Operators and Locations adhere to state regulations.

Proactively monitors and enforces court rulings, regulations, and legislation.

Operators follow a set of operating rules and use contracts to protect your business.

Operators follow a structured cash-handling procedure with documented controls.

Pennsylvania Skill’s income is reported, and accountants issue W-9s and 1099s when required.

Pennsylvania Skill’s payouts are defined by a set of documented rules and logs, with a dispute process.

Operators are registered entities with documented ownership and clear points of contact.

PA Skill continuously supports small businesses and gives back to the community.

Operates games that are classified as illegal gaming or gambling devices.

Increases the likelihood of raids, seizures, fines, or criminal charges tied to the location.

“Operators” are reactive or dismissive of legal and regulatory changes.

Often operate through informal arrangements with few standardized rules or contracts.

With minimal controls, cash is counted informally, increasing the risk of errors and discrepancies.

There’s a high risk of underreported income and unpaid taxes, becoming a liability for locations.

Payouts are often undocumented or discretionary with limited consistency or records.

Ownership is informal and indistinct, with no clear points of contact.

“Skill games” have a negative perception and put a location’s reputation at risk.