Enforcement has begun in Pennsylvania. Here is what officials are saying, what operators should document today, and what to watch on October 19.

Today is Pennsylvania's skill-games cutoff. Here is what State Police say happens October 14, what operators should document tonight, and where to read the story from every angle.

The Pennsylvania skill-games cutoff is tomorrow. Here is the last-day checklist for removal, paperwork and license protection before enforcement begins October 14.

Four days before Pennsylvania's October 13 skill-games cutoff, the extension petition has been refiled without its sponsorship memo or Rep. Burgos.

Six days before Pennsylvania's October 13 skill-games cutoff, the last scheduled session day has arrived, lawmakers return October 19, and enforcers and vendors disagree on what compliance means.

Eleven days before Pennsylvania's October 13 skill-games cutoff, Diamond's 20%, Senate leadership's 35% and the governor's 52% show how far apart the sides are. Nothing has cleared committee.

With 13 days left before Pennsylvania’s October 13 skill-games deadline, two extension bills, HB 2793 and HB 2795, would authorize the games through April 13, 2027. Both are in House committee. What operators should plan for, plus Chicago’s current Illinois Gaming Board counts.

Rep. Russ Diamond’s skill-games package was formally introduced on September 24 as HB 2801 and HB 2802, bringing Pennsylvania’s total to five numbered bills with zero committee votes. Plus a fresh warning from the state’s Attorney General naming criminal charges for the first time, and where Chicago VGT licensing stands today.

Pennsylvania has 15 calendar days left before its October 13 skill-games deadline, and all three bills in play are still sitting in the same committees they started in. Plus fresh Chicago VGT numbers verified against the Illinois Gaming Board, and two corrections to how we’ve framed Virginia and Nebraska.