Reader Comments
Cathy N.
MAY 29, 2026 • I dont see an issue with the machines. It says in the article that if they are deemed a game of skills they are legal but if they are a game of chance they are illegal, the lottery is a game of chance and it’s legal. What’s the difference? I feel the difference is the state is getting kick back from the lottery but what is that money being used for? It sure isn’t helping the schools which is what it was supposed to do. Leave the machines alone, so what if they have 4 or 40.
Tee T.
MAY 28, 2026 • I don’t see nothing wrong with these machines. I enjoy playing them while having a cold one before heading home after work. They’re fun and I like making a little cash.
Nathan J.
MAY 28, 2026 • so his wife bought playclocks for the new Bern football team while she was on the county school board I wonder if the school will remove them since they were purchased with dirty money #dirtymusemoney
Thomas S.
MAY 28, 2026 • He’s been doing this for years. How do you think they pay cash for corvettes, Escalades, boats, and stuff?
Jennifer D
MAY 28, 2026 • The businesses that have these machines are the same ones that are selling Vape and Tobacco to our kids. They need to shut them all down. Thank You ALE!!!!
Harold W.
MAY 28, 2026 • For all the people saying “oh this is just because the government isn’t getting their cut”. How do you feel that the Muse’s are pocketing millions of dollars in cash and not paying taxes on it? That’s the real story here. It won’t surprise me to see federal charges brought for tax evasion.
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