Out of curiosity, how does one find out about that?
Do you rotate games around locations, or outright switch from home use ones?
iggy the first question i assume is about license/regulation? if so it can take some calling to find out or you can check out other vendors games for their tax sticker which should give you the regulating department. here the state used to handle it but years ago my state separated non payout games (gambling machines) from non paying out machine (i.e. arcade, pinball) and gave the authority to regulate to the county. (that is good and it also sucks because some county's don't charge and others do and you have to pay in each county here).
i have 170 arcade and pinballs so i usually rotate out of inventory but moving them around from one location to another works well because the same patrons don't frequent both places so it doesn't affect the game play. personally there is never enough money no matter how much you make to truly support yourself or family with games on route but it is a means to an end and nice to have alittle money instead of games just sitting around collecting dust and no money.


