RICHMOND, VA – Queen of Virginia Skill & Entertainment (QVS) proudly provided $74 million to Virginia’s Covid-19 Relief Fund in the last year, as the commonwealth struggled through the pandemic.
Skill Games Industry Provides $130 Million in Tax Revenue to Virginia as Games Leave Market
Jun 15, 2021 2:32:59 AM • By Michael Barley • Posted in Legal Updates
Pace-O-Matic Addresses Senate at Public Hearing on SB 1256
May 12, 2021 2:45:24 AM • By Michael Barley • Posted in Legal Updates
On October 6, 2020, Paul Goldean went before the Pennsylvania state Senate to speak at the public hearing on Senate Bill 1256 (Regulation of Games of Skill). Below is his testimony.
Gaming company demands crackdown on "unlawful" gambling amid legal ambiguity
Oct 5, 2020 3:32:00 PM • By Michael Barley • Posted in Legal Updates
The makers of Pennsylvania Skill games are asking police to shut down “illegal mini-casinos” in the state, including one in Beaver County, rather than singling out Pace-O-Matic’s “presumably legal” gaming machines.
New Survey Fuels Legislation
Sep 17, 2020 2:15:00 PM • By Michael Barley • Posted in Business Owners, Legal Updates
As Pennsylvania struggles to regulate skill gaming and distinguish it from illegal gambling, a Harrisburg polling firm published findings this week that suggest overwhelming support among
Skill Game Legislation Agreed to By General Assembly
May 1, 2020 3:49:00 PM • By Michael Barley • Posted in Legal Updates
During their reconvened session, the Virginia General Assembly approved Governor Ralph Northam’s amendments to skill game legislation, which would allow for a ban on the machines to be delayed one year.