The American casino industry spoke out against Pennsylvania's consideration of legalizing and regulating so-called "skill games" last week in front of a Senate committee there.
The player must recognize a winning payline in skill games, which sets them apart slightly from slot machines. A skill game, also known as "Pennsylvania Skill" in the commonwealth, requires the player to tap on the winning line, in contrast to a slot machine, which automatically notifies the player if the spin was successful and credits winnings.
The player must recognize a winning payline in skill games, which sets them apart slightly from slot machines. A skill game, also known as "Pennsylvania Skill" in the commonwealth, requires the player to tap on the winning line, in contrast to a slot machine, which automatically notifies the player if the spin was successful and credits winnings.