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Skillz Offers Statement on Jury's Verdict

-- Skillz (SKLZ) said Thursday it is pleased with the jury's verdict in undisclosed legal proceedings, and the careful consideration of the facts.

The company is committed to fair competition and a transparent experience for players and developers, according to the statement.

Skillz is a mobile games platform dedicated to "bringing out the best in everyone through competition", added the statement.

Shares of Skillz were 203% higher in Thursday afternoon trading.

Price: $11.83, Change: $+8.15, Percent Change: +221.47%

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