The legislature didn’t act on skill games by the Pa. Supreme Court’s deadline. What happens now?

This story was originally published by Spotlight Pa. HARRISBURG — Skill games are beginning to disappear from businesses and social clubs across Pennsylvania after state lawmakers let this week’s court-imposed deadline pass without action. In June, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the estimated 70,000 skill games across the commonwealth are legally slot machines and subject to the state’s gambling law, which confines such devices to casinos and some truck stops. Justices stayed enforce...