A bill introduced in the Pennsylvania House aims to regulate casino skill games by establishing a licensing system without adding new taxes. Representative Kerry Benninghoff’s proposal seeks to formalize the operation of these machines while maintaining the current tax framework. The legislation would grandfather existing skill-game terminals and require licensing fees for distributors, operators, and venues. Initial fees would be set at $50,000 for distributors, $5,000 for operators, and $250 for venues. Renewal fees would decrease over time. The state Department of Revenue would oversee and regulate casino skill games, including setting limits on the number and types of machines…

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