About Pace-O-Matic

Pace co-founded Digital Controls to manufacture and market coin-operated video games.
In 1980, Little Casino bar-top game debuted as the first counter-top ever invented, becoming a top-seller.
In 1984, Cowboy Casino launched with laser tech. It was the first truly interactive videodisc-based, coin-operated game.
In 1986, Pace left Digital Controls to establish US Games.
In 1989, Pace developed Turbo 340, a powerful bitmap graphics controller board, which became the world's most broadly used platform for game creation.
In 1990, Pace invented the world's first electronic pull tab, called Pot of Gold. This put Pace and US Games at the technological forefront of a new market.
In 1994, Pot-O-Gold was the first game terminal installed in Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut.
In 1996, Pace sold US Games.
In 2000, Pace founded Pace-O-Matic.

Pace-O-Matic is a responsible corporate citizen in every state in which we do business. We believe it is part of our mission to support the health and welfare of our neighbors in the towns where our games are found.

With this in mind, we have created charitable foundations in some of our largest markets. In Virginia, we established The Queen Gives in September 2018, and we have since donated more than $1.1 million to the community. Pennsylvania Skill Charitable Giving has donated more than $600,000 to local Pennsylvanian communities since it was established in October 2018.

We are proud to support local families and organizations in our communities.