How Looming Skill Games Ban Will Impact Jobs

The impact of Skill Games being pulled from businesses across the state is being felt by many, including the companies that distribute the machines.

At a warehouse for DeLeo Games, an Altoona-based gaming company, officials were destroying some of the older models of Skill machines the company distributed because they said they do not have enough room to keep them all in the two warehouses they have.

Officials said they are doing this to make room for the many other machines they have not picked up yet.

DeLeo Games said the process of destroying the older machines will likely take more than a week because of the number of Skill Games they have.

Company officials also said businesses and clubs will see their bottom lines impacted with Skill Games being removed.