POM of Pennsylvania claimed its trademark was intentionally used on the Paskillvending.com website to promote and sell counterfeit machines, software and related components.
Conley, once known as western Pennsylvania’s video poker king, was accused of being behind the counterfeit scheme.
It licenses its software to Miele Manufacturing Inc. of Williamsport, which places skill game machines in gaming arcades, restaurants, bars and other public entertainment venues. POM claimed its game is the only one whose legality under Pennsylvania law has been judicially confirmed.
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