Ex: You walk into the casino,sit at a $5 machine, put your friends card, download $100 free play and press max bet.
You are dealt a $5 royal for 20k. The machine locks up automatically with $20,075 on the credit meter. (no time to call your friend)
Would the casino have a legal case to deny the jackpot?
All I would do is say I put the wrong card in the machine as I was holding my friends card because he forgot his wallet. I would then reach into my pocket and produce my own card that should have been in the machine. Hey! People make mistakes.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "maclarenv12" <ahduff@...> wrote:
Ex: You walk into the casino,sit at a $5 machine, put your friends card, download $100 free play and press max bet.
You are dealt a $5 royal for 20k. The machine locks up automatically with $20,075 on the credit meter. (no time to call your friend)Would the casino have a legal case to deny the jackpot?
You will be paid. The question will be whether your friend gets any more $100 free play coupons after they review the tape and see you putting his card and free play voucher in the machine or entering his access code. At a minimum most likely, the win will be put on your account and you will be tripped for the day.
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Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2010 15:49:26 +0000
Subject: [vpFREE] But what happens if you WIN on a friend's free play?Ex: You walk into the casino,sit at a $5 machine, put your friends card, download $100 free play and press max bet.
You are dealt a $5 royal for 20k. The machine locks up automatically with $20,075 on the credit meter. (no time to call your friend)Would the casino have a legal case to deny the jackpot?
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<<Would the casino have a legal case to deny the jackpot?>>
No. This is not a legal issue.
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I was thinking that since slot$(like most other club benefits) are not transferable then the casino could simply say
You were not entitled to use those slot$ and therefore not entitled to the jackpot that resulted directly from their (mis)use.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, kelso 1600 <kelso1600@...> wrote:
You will be paid. The question will be whether your friend gets any more $100 free play coupons after they review the tape and see you putting his card and free play voucher in the machine or entering his access code. At a minimum most likely, the win will be put on your account and you will be tripped for the day.
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> Subject: [vpFREE] But what happens if you WIN on a friend's free play?
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> Ex: You walk into the casino,sit at a $5 machine, put your friends card, download $100 free play and press max bet.
> You are dealt a $5 royal for 20k. The machine locks up automatically with $20,075 on the credit meter. (no time to call your friend)
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> Would the casino have a legal case to deny the jackpot?
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