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davidlong14 10-25-2007 01:03 PM

Re: casino refuses to pay out million dollar jackpot
 
F**k over another couple million whitey slot junkies for the next 400+ years, throw in a few million deaths by contagious diseases, alcoholism, endemic poverty, widespread property and resource theft at the barrel of a gun and through innumerable broken contracts (treaties) and things should be "just about square."

Quanah Parker 10-25-2007 02:17 PM

Re: casino refuses to pay out million dollar jackpot
 
Seems like going to court is a decent angle shoot for this dude.
He's risking $2500 for a shot at $1.6 million.

Judging by the few details offered, it seems like the $2.5k is all he's entitled to, but more bad publicity or the fear of a jury trial might encourage the casino to settle out of court for a decent stack of chips.

Scansion 10-25-2007 02:38 PM

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Yeah, seems like it would benefit the casino to pay him more than the 2.5k, perhaps a smart decision to take it to court even knowing he's not really entitled to the full 1.6?

popeye18 10-25-2007 02:42 PM

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Lawyers told ABC News that gamblers like Hoffman may have little legal recourse against Native American casinos, which sometimes operate beyond the reach of U.S. courts.

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I find this really interesting. Can anyone elaborate more on this?

resboard 10-25-2007 02:50 PM

Re: casino refuses to pay out million dollar jackpot
 
Well this makes me think though. If they can malfunction and tell you that you won 1000x more than you can possibly, how often do these machines magically malfunction and tell you taht you won less than you should have?

GoBucksIndy 10-25-2007 02:59 PM

Re: casino refuses to pay out million dollar jackpot
 
No chance he wins this case.

selurah 10-25-2007 03:04 PM

Re: casino refuses to pay out million dollar jackpot
 
Only an idiot would believe that he won 1.6 million dollars on a [censored] nickel slot machine.

TheAmazingJape 10-25-2007 04:31 PM

Re: casino refuses to pay out million dollar jackpot
 
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Seems like going to court is a decent angle shoot for this dude.
He's risking $2500 for a shot at $1.6 million.

Judging by the few details offered, it seems like the $2.5k is all he's entitled to, but more bad publicity or the fear of a jury trial might encourage the casino to settle out of court for a decent stack of chips.

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Yeah, seems like it would benefit the casino to pay him more than the 2.5k, perhaps a smart decision to take it to court even knowing he's not really entitled to the full 1.6?

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My first thoughts also, my bet is it's settled out of court for an undisclosed amount of money.

ShortStack03 10-25-2007 04:32 PM

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Only an idiot would believe that he won 1.6 million dollars on a [censored] nickel slot machine.

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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21341111/

Orville Erickson hit a $2.98 million jackpot on a nickel slot machine Saturday at the Dakota Magic Casino near Hankinson. Slots manager Darrell Mireau said it was the largest jackpot in the casino's 11-year history.

TheAmazingJape 10-25-2007 04:48 PM

Re: casino refuses to pay out million dollar jackpot
 
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Well this makes me think though. If they can malfunction and tell you that you won 1000x more than you can possibly, how often do these machines magically malfunction and tell you taht you won less than you should have?

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I can see it now. Sorry sir, the slot machine you are now playing has been doomswitched please pay the cashier when u leave


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