Pennsylvania State Police have inspected more than 12,000 establishments across the commonwealth as part of an ongoing crackdown on unlicensed gambling devices, reporting that nearly all locations checked no longer have skill games.
Since enforcement efforts began Oct. 14, state police have visited 12,202 establishments to determine whether the businesses were operating the machines. According to the agency’s latest update, 12,134 locations were found to be free of skill games, representing a compliance rate of approximately 99.4%.
Troopers have seized 14 machines and $1,913 during the enforcement effort…