In a small town like Lebanon, Pennsylvania, the impact of Pennsylvania Skill games goes beyond just entertainment—it's about fostering community, reviving the livelihood of organizations, and making a positive difference. William Shay, a proud resident of Lebanon and passionate advocate for Pennsylvania Skill games, shared his insights in an emotional interview with us, shedding light on the transformative power these games hold. 

Nora Barnes, owner of a local bar, shares her journey with skill games, or as she calls them, the "Green Machines." Nora opens up about the challenges her bar faced and how these machines not only became a financial lifeline but also a source of joy for the tight-knit community she serves.

In a heartfelt conversation with Courtney Caravella, a remarkable individual hailing from Newcastle, Pennsylvania, we delved into the transformative power of Pennsylvania Skill games and how they have not only changed her life but also influenced those in her immediate circle.

At Pace-O-Matic, we find ourselves reflecting on a remarkable journey - a journey that began 45 years ago when our founder, Michael Pace, embarked on a road trip across the Western United States. The mission was simple: a leisurely drive from his home state of Georgia to explore the natural wonders of Glacier National Park and the many other breathtaking destinations along the way. 

The CEO of Pace-O-Matic, Paul Goldean, recently engaged in a significant discussion with representatives from the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS). During the meeting, the CEO shared insights into Pace-O-Matic's innovative approach to skill-based gaming, its commitment to responsible gaming practices, and its vision for the future of the industry.