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How Skill Game Radar lists 18,969+ VGTs, skill games, pull-tabs, e-tabs, charitable bingo, and coin-op locations.
A VGT is a video gaming terminal — a licensed electronic game at a retail establishment in Illinois. Skill Game Radar maps public Illinois VGT locations from official establishment lists. We show the business address and map pin, not the operator that placed the machines.
Pull-tabs are paper instant tickets sold at charitable gaming sites, which is how Minnesota pull-tab locations are listed here. E-tabs (Ohio Type III electronic) are the electronic version of that product. Browse Ohio e-tabs on their own map.
No. The public Kentucky charitable bingo directory is licensed facilities that appear on the official Office of Charitable Gaming facility list with a street address. Charity or organization rows without a street address are not mapped. The list is a subset of licensed activity in the state, not a complete hall-by-hall census.
No. Texas operator and vendor headquarters are not published. We only list at the business itself (the place where the machines are registered). Operator names are never shown on location pages.
Every public pin lives at /locations/{state}/{city}/{name}-{id}. State and city are slugified full names — for example /locations/illinois or /locations/minnesota/minneapolis. The last eight characters of the location slug are the start of its id, which is how we look the page up.
The directory is public locations across 16 states. That mix includes Illinois VGT, skill games in Georgia, Wyoming, and Pennsylvania, Minnesota pull-tabs, Ohio e-tabs, Kentucky charitable bingo, and Texas coin-op.
No. Operator names are internal only and never appear on location pages. Listings use the public business name and street address.
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