Pace-O-Matic Team Joins Harrisburg Boys & Girls Club Check Presentation
When the Harrisburg Boys & Girls Club faced vandalism, the community united to support its mission. The Pace-O-Matic team joined this effort, presenting a donation with board members and the Clubhouse team. Our Chief Public Affairs Officer, Michael Barley, and other team members witnessed the community’s resilience. This moment was a testament to local organizations transforming lives. Discover how we support the Boys & Girls Club in their vital work for families across Pennsylvania.
25 Years of POM: Spotlight on Chris O’Bier
For our first spotlight, we’re sharing the story of Chris O’Bier, our Senior Vice President of Customer Support, who has been with Pace-O-Matic for 20 years.
Celebrating 25 Years with a Fresh New Look
In celebration of 25 years in business, Pace-O-Matic, the nation’s leading developer of skill games, has announced the launch of its newly redesigned website, www.paceomatic.com.
Supporting Texas Flood Relief and Officer Martin
On Tuesday, July 22, 2025, representatives from Pace-O-Matic and our Texas-based Lone Star Skill team, including Andrew Camplen, DJ Scott, and Blake Hoffman, attended a fundraiser hosted by the Professional Police Officers Association (PPOA) of Odessa, Texas.
Together at the Table: Pace-O-Matic and Rep. Guzman Give Back This Thanksgiving
At Pace-O-Matic, our mission is to empower communities, inspire hope, and make a meaningful impact. This holiday season, we were honored to join Pennsylvania Representatives Manny Guzman and Danilo Burgos to ensure that the spirit of Thanksgiving reached every table.
How Skill Games Help Sierra Madre Thrive in Hampton Township
Owning a small business is never simple. It takes resilience, community, steady hands, and sometimes an additional boost to weather the unexpected. For Bill Kokos, owner of Sierra Madre in Hampton Township, that boost came in the form of Pennsylvania Skill games.
How Pennsylvania Skill Games Are Transforming Small Businesses and Communities
Dave Lauster, owner of Lansdale Amusement Company, shares how these games have enabled local establishments like an ALS club and fire companies to fund community programs, upgrade facilities, and create jobs.
How Skill Games Drive Foot Traffic and Increase Profits
Balwinder Singh, a 7-Eleven franchise owner, shared how skill games have transformed his business, attracting more customers and boosting revenue. Not only did they drive foot traffic and sales, but they also enabled him to reinvest in his community by supporting local schools and providing a 401(k) plan for his employees. Balwinder emphasized that skill games help small businesses like his thrive, even amid challenges like staffing and security.
Pace-O-Matic Fuels Innovation at Penn College BAJA SAE Event
At the Penn College BAJA SAE event, students from the U.S., Canada, and Brazil showcased their off-road engineering skills, with Penn College placing fourth in endurance and tenth overall. Sponsored by Pace-O-Matic, which provided nearly 7,000 meals, the event emphasized the company’s commitment to STEM education. Michael Pace, founder of Pace-O-Matic, attended and shared insights with students, inspiring them through his own journey in engineering. A Canadian student expressed appreciation for Pace-O-Matic’s involvement, highlighting the significance of real-world industry support.
The Benefits of Skill Games for Businesses, Big or Small
Highlights how skill games have become a crucial revenue source for small businesses, improving customer engagement and allowing owners like 7-Eleven’s Ashraf Ahmed to reinvest in their communities. Despite regulatory challenges, these games support local economies and foster a sense of security, making a case for balanced legislation to preserve their benefits for business sustainability.