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I'm not thinking ten years out yet. In a little over six years ( 2,211 days to be exact ) I'll have my 50th Anniversary Party. The Golden Goose.
After that I'll think about the four years after.
LTG : )
Disclaimer : I'll still be helping people with their pins.
Quoted from OLDPINGUY:Or does this push it too far?
Depends on local jurisdiction. And if enforced or not.
LTG : )
Quoted from OLDPINGUY:Or does this push it too far?
Read the Midwest Gaming Classic posts, I believe Dan had some problems just like that.
LTG : )
Quoted from Pinballlew:So since pinball was proven in court to be a game of skill I thought it was perfectly legal.
Legal to have pins in New York City. And wasn't in court, but before city officials. Nothing to do with Federal, State, or City laws, rules and regulations, concerning cash prizes.
Quoted from Pinballlew:Stern even had or has not sure if they still sale it a tournament add on to games with the winner receiving cash prizes.
The Stern TOPS system can be set up for other things besides cash.
LTG : )
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