Slot Machine Malfunctions Why jackpots aren't paid

A slot machine told her she hit a massive jackpot, but the casino claimed it was a machine error and offered her a meal on the house

Slot Machine Malfunctions Why jackpots aren't paid slot machine 'malfunctioned' Veronica Castillo, from Porltand, Oregon thought she had

A slot machine told her she hit a massive jackpot, but the casino claimed it was a machine error and offered her a meal on the house

slot sizzling hot A “communications error” led a slot machine to malfunction, causing an Arizona man to be unaware he had won the massive jackpot

After informing her of the malfunction, Beal says staff opened the machine and began working with the slot before anything else could be done,

slot bgaming The New York State Gaming Commission investigated and said the bogus payout was clearly a display malfunction The machine was taken out of

The slot machine has a disclaimer that says it pays a maximum of $2,500 and warns that malfunctions void all winnings, said Paul Bardacke,