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A Missouri judge ruled retail gaming machines illegal, citing state law, prompting enforcement action and potential removal despite claims they are games of skill.
A federal judge has ruled that gaming machines in Missouri gas stations and other retail locations are illegal gambling devices under state law, which permits gambling only in licensed casinos.
The decision, targeting machines made by Torch Electronics, could lead to criminal prosecution and widespread removal, despite the company’s claim they are games of skill.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway said her office will enforce the ruling, focusing on manufacturers.
The machines, which have generated hundreds of millions in revenue, have long been criticized for being unregulated, untaxed, and accessible to minors.
A proposed state bill would legalize regulated video games under the Missouri Lottery with strict payout and tax requirements.
Torch plans to appeal.
Un juez de Missouri dictaminó que las máquinas de juego al por menor son ilegales, citando la ley estatal, lo que provocó una acción de cumplimiento y una posible remoción a pesar de las afirmaciones de que son juegos de habilidad.