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PENN CEO wants 'illegal' skill games out of Pennsylvania, awaits PA Supreme Court decision
Tired of losing business to skill games, PENN CEO Jay Snowden believes that these unregulated slots-like machines are completely illegal. But a major PA Supreme Court ruling will be the ultimate decider.
Unregulated skill games have long been a controversial topic in Pennsylvania gaming circles. PENN Entertainment CEO Jay Snowdon thinks the controversy needs to end with shutting down skill machines across the state. He's hoping an upcoming Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision puts skill games out of commission and provides a boost to his Hollywood Casino chain.
Snowdon encouraged by Missouri banning skill games
As we reported in February, a federal judge ruled that skill games are illegal in Missouri. This comforts Snowdown, who's hoping the PA Supreme Court makes the same decision.
He had this to say during a recent :