In the world of small businesses, every innovation counts. It's about finding that extra edge, that unique offering, which not only attracts customers but also adds a little extra revenue to the bottom line. Balwinder Singh, a seasoned franchise owner of 7-Eleven, knows this all too well. In a recent sit-down, he shared how skill games have become a game-changer for his business.

Engineering prowess and spirited competition were on full display at the Penn College BAJA SAE event in Williamsport, PA. Students from across the nation convened to test their off-road vehicles, pushing the boundaries of innovation and performance. Pace-O-Matic was a proud Team Platinum Sponsor and Event Meal Sponsor, providing nearly 7,000 meals to SAE students during the 4-day event.

In the bustling world of small business ownership, every penny counts. For Ashraf Ahmed, a dedicated 7-Eleven franchise owner, the introduction of skill games has been nothing short of a game-changer. Ahmed shared insights into how these skill games have transformed not only his business but also the lives of his employees and the community at large.

Queen of Virginia Skill games have become a crucial lifeline for small business owners like Adnan Shaikh, who runs two 7-Eleven convenience stores in Dumfries and Woodbridge, Virginia. Adnan shared insights into the transformative impact of skill games on his business and employees.

In the bustling neighborhood of St. Matthews in Louisville, Kentucky,  a small business owner named Jared Matthews has been making waves with his establishment, Fox Den. As part of the Pace-O-Matic More Than A Game campaign, we sat down with Jared to discuss the positive impact skill games have had on his business and the broader community. Within just six months of opening, Fox Den has become a local hotspot, offering patrons a unique blend of entertainment, camaraderie, and a chance to win some extra cash.