Pennsylvania is deciding. Be first in line when it does.
If your bar, club or veterans post has machines on the floor, you already know Harrisburg is working out what happens next. We don’t know how that lands and we’re not going to guess. What we can do is be ready the day it’s settled — so tell us about your place now, and you’ll be at the front of the line rather than starting from scratch.
No cost, no commitment, nothing to sign. Just your email and where you are.
Being straight with you
The Gameset isn’t operating in Pennsylvania, and we can’t do anything about your machines, your license or your deadline. This is a list, not a service.
If Pennsylvania settles on rules we can work under, you hear from us first — and if it doesn’t, you hear that too.
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Where things stand
Three dates, all of them a matter of record. Several bills are in front of the legislature and they disagree with each other on the tax, on who regulates it, and on which places qualify. We're watching it, and we aren't going to tell you how it ends.
June 15, 2026
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that skill games are slot machines under the state's gaming law.
October 13, 2026
The court's 120-day hold on enforcement runs out. Businesses have been told to plan for the machines to come out by then.
November 30, 2026
The legislature's two-year session ends. Anything not passed by then starts over next year.
What we'd bring, if Pennsylvania opens the door
The Gameset is a marketplace where a location posts an anonymous profile of its floor and licensed operators compete to earn it. Your name and address stay off the board until you decide otherwise, so you can see what’s out there without your current operator, or anyone else, knowing you looked.
Operators compete on service — the games they’ll put in, how new the cabinets are, how often titles get refreshed, how fast someone shows up when a machine goes down. You get those side by side, in writing, before you commit to anyone. That is how it works in the states we operate in today.
Whether it can work that way in Pennsylvania depends on the rules the legislature settles on, which is exactly the thing nobody knows yet. When there’s an answer, the people on this list get it from us in plain English — including if the answer is that we’re not coming.
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