Stephen A. Smith appears in an advertisement for Papaya Gaming’s skill gaming mobile product Solitaire Cash. Papaya was ordered this week to pay rival Skillz $719 million for misleading consumers and false advertising. (Image: Papaya Gaming)In the latest twist in the skill-gaming bot feud, U.S. District Judge Denise Cote ordered Papaya Gaming on Monday (July 27) to forfeit its unjust profits to rival Skillz. Along with Solitaire Cash, Papaya’s popular games include Bingo Cash and Bubble Cash. Skillz, Papaya ReactionsSkillz and Papaya both issued statements to Casino.org regarding Cote’s ruling.