Topic: Woman who won $8.5m jackpot at casino is denied her winnings (Read 1469 times)
That's one of the lamest excuses ever, They should get sued for some kind of fraud. They would not be offering the money back if it displayed a wrong money loss result.
This is crazy! I would expect them to at least make her a settlement to stop the bad press. This makes me never want to play there.
What error can be that? It just randomly say to people that they won $8.5m? I don't think so...
$80?
not even a full refund of the $100?
time to call Saul
not even a full refund of the $100?
time to call Saul
Perhaps they dont even have 8mill. 
Looks like nothing has changed after this.
They say that seeing is believing but it's cases like that that make me doubt the fairness of real world casinos. There's no way this could have happened in a provably fair casino as the gambler would be able to prove his bet.
If bitcoin is very good for one then that thing is gambling. I have friends that gamble on occasion and after introducing them to bitcoin games they were amazed. The divisibility, ability to play several times in a second, provable fairness, extra low house edge are just amazing.
If bitcoin is very good for one then that thing is gambling. I have friends that gamble on occasion and after introducing them to bitcoin games they were amazed. The divisibility, ability to play several times in a second, provable fairness, extra low house edge are just amazing.
If it was a man that won I'm sure the casino wouldn't have said it was a malfunction. Got a feeling the casino might have a big fire soon.
She have file case against that casion.If some one loss $$$$$$$$, then he can belame that the machine is error , so give me my amount means will they give the amount.What the F,,k .
A casino that doesn't wanna pay is a casino that doesn't deserve to be played.
Well said! The name of this casino should be well publicized so that no one else will go play there!
Completely ridiculous.
As the public, are we simply supposed to "accept" that there was a malfunction? Where is the proof, how will they even show or explain to us?
Casinos should have insurance against this type of thing (if they don't already) and pay out the winners.
As the public, are we simply supposed to "accept" that there was a malfunction? Where is the proof, how will they even show or explain to us?
Casinos should have insurance against this type of thing (if they don't already) and pay out the winners.
It was posted on the net, people now know the incident... this woman will have money soon... maybe not all that 8 million but still much i guess...
They should give her either all of the money the machine said she won or a large sum of money to make up for the error.
This is sad.
Online casinos can be "provably fair". Unfortunately, this casino risks being labelled a cheat.
It is going to be very bad publicity for him.
Online casinos can be "provably fair". Unfortunately, this casino risks being labelled a cheat.
It is going to be very bad publicity for him.
$80?
not even a full refund of the $100?
time to call Saul
not even a full refund of the $100?
time to call Saul
OMG how unlucky.
They have to be joking right? They could basically say this for every winning that ever happens next. This will give them trouble for sure. They should have at least given her a bigger amount regardless of error or no error. They are there to ensure that their machines function properly when they're being used by customers.
what i thought but maybe they were right.
and not like they will give out tech info on the error either.
@Racey
agreed & good story
I remember many years ago when I was a kid, I was at a fair with my family, and I got some money to spend on the side stalls.
I went to the game of hoopla where you throw wooden rings over a block with the prize on it.
Out of three rings my last one landed on a nice watch, and the wooden ring was flat over the block (winner)
The stall owner said you cannot have that, here have this pencil set.
I want the watch I won I said, fuck off kid he said, so off to my mother I went.
She stood next to the vendors stand telling every one that he was a thief and not to play the hoopla, for about thirty minutes or so (people turning away) he was not making any money.
He the vendor called me over, and gave me the watch.
I guess he the (gypo) was embarrassed over it.
So if this woman can sue succesfully, and embarrass the Casino, I think she has a great chance of getting the winnings that is due to her.
I went to the game of hoopla where you throw wooden rings over a block with the prize on it.
Out of three rings my last one landed on a nice watch, and the wooden ring was flat over the block (winner)
The stall owner said you cannot have that, here have this pencil set.
I want the watch I won I said, fuck off kid he said, so off to my mother I went.
She stood next to the vendors stand telling every one that he was a thief and not to play the hoopla, for about thirty minutes or so (people turning away) he was not making any money.
He the vendor called me over, and gave me the watch.
I guess he the (gypo) was embarrassed over it.
So if this woman can sue succesfully, and embarrass the Casino, I think she has a great chance of getting the winnings that is due to her.
The owner is a dumbass, now his casino is going to go out of business....
A casino that doesn't wanna pay is a casino that doesn't deserve to be played.
They have to be joking right? They could basically say this for every winning that ever happens next. This will give them trouble for sure. They should have at least given her a bigger amount regardless of error or no error. They are there to ensure that their machines function properly when they're being used by customers.
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