Ohio casino commission imposes new rules on skill games

CLEVELAND (AP) - The Ohio Casino Control Commission has new rules for skill-based games like claw machines and and arcade games.The Plain Dealer reports the commission created 28 rules concerning regulation and licensing in the skill game industry. New application and licensing fees are included in the gaming overhaul.Commission spokeswoman Jessica Franks says the goal of the rules is to "weed out all the illegal activity." Franks says the agency worked with industry leaders to craft the rules.U