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Bipartisan petition from lawmakers, others call on state Supreme Court to stop skill game ban beyond Oct. 13

Pennsylvania lawmakers and businesses are asking the state Supreme Court for more time to figure out how to regulate skill games. The state Supreme Court ruled in June that skill games are slot machines and must adhere to gambling statutes. The ruling gave state lawmakers 120 days to decide how

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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review· Oct 8, 6:15 PMBipartisan petition from lawmakers, others call on state Supreme Court to stop skill game ban beyond Oct. 13

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