Skill-based games, such as those we offer at Prime Skill Games, despite having the visual representation of a slot machine, are 100% skill-based games, and therefore are not subject to the gaming and betting provisions of the Canadian Criminal Code. Since gaming laws in Canada are federally regulated, the same legal framework applies across all provinces and territories. The test for determining whether a game is skill-based was first established in the 1968 Supreme Court case Ross, Banks, and Dyson v. The Queen and has been further refined through subsequent legal decisions. Courts assess whether a game relies on a systematic resort to chance or if any unpredictability occasionally defeats skill.
Our games are specifically designed to meet the criteria for skill-based classification under Canadian law. Players maintain full control over their outcomes through math, memory, patience, and strategic skills. There are no random number generators, and skilled players can win in every game by correctly applying calculations and strategy.