Source: "Penn-Live, Let’s stick to the facts about skill games, not the nonsense from opponents | Opinion"

It seems everyone in the state Capitol has an opinion on skill games. Unfortunately, some don’t know the facts or are purposely spreading falsehoods to mislead the public. 

In an era where small businesses face mounting challenges, Pace-O-Matic's skill games emerge as a beacon of hope and opportunity. These games, which blend entertainment with the chance to win up to 105% of plays, are not just about fun—they are about survival, growth, and community revitalization.

In the bustling landscape of small businesses, a quiet revolution is underway, one that’s powered by Pennsylvania Skill games. Chuck Brusco, a representative from Pittsburgh, PA, shares insights into the transformative effect these games have had on local establishments and the broader community.

In the world of small businesses, every innovation counts. It's about finding that extra edge, that unique offering, which not only attracts customers but also adds a little extra revenue to the bottom line. Balwinder Singh, a seasoned franchise owner of 7-Eleven, knows this all too well. In a recent sit-down, he shared how skill games have become a game-changer for his business.

Engineering prowess and spirited competition were on full display at the Penn College BAJA SAE event in Williamsport, PA. Students from across the nation convened to test their off-road vehicles, pushing the boundaries of innovation and performance. Pace-O-Matic was a proud Team Platinum Sponsor and Event Meal Sponsor, providing nearly 7,000 meals to SAE students during the 4-day event.