AGCO moves to remove Prime Skill Games machines from Ontario retailers
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission said it would revoke lottery-seller registrations at several Toronto-area retailers after finding they offered unapproved electronic gambling machines. Prime Skill Games chief executive Matt Zamrozniak disputed the agency’s assessment, saying the games rely on skill, and said the company was prepared to challenge the decision in court.
The agency’s action could affect Prime Skill Games machines at retail locations and the registrations of businesses hosting them.