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machine malfunction

Sounds like you actually got in trouble because you tried to "hide"
malfunction with piece of paper which was first thing people noticed. You would have
been better off to play machine on and off with wife, friend, etc., then cash
out, and come back next day and try not to overuse machine. If anyone noticed
- just be surprised. By covering up the readout with a paper you looked
guilty of something and brought extra attention to the machine. Eye in sky might
have noticed paper lying oddly on machine and pointed it out to supervisors.

If you don't get any cashback you should definitely write Casino Control
Commisson - I'm surprised they didn't have any representatives in casino at that
time. (Is that legal?)

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If you don't get any cashback you should definitely
write Casino Control
Commisson - I'm surprised they didn't have any
representatives in casino at that
time. (Is that legal?)

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removed]

I thought someone from the Gaming Commission was
supposed to be on the premises at all times and they
told me at first there was someone there.

I agree that I played the situation wrong.

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Sounds like you actually got in trouble because you tried to "hide"
malfunction with piece of paper which was first thing people

noticed.

The last thing any slot personnel look at is the card reader.

At the Orleans, for about 15 days in December 2002, one of the
machines was giving 10x points, instead of 2x points. The only person
I told about it was Mrs. Don the Dentist. I was amazed it lasted 15
days. We played it after work for about 2-3 hours a night and maybe 8
hours each on Saturday and Sunday. Didn't want to kill the golden
goose. The best game was $1 10/7 DB...this machine was in the last
bank converted to 9/7.

Even with 2.5% cash back...we basically broke even on the play,
winning just over $100...

Don the Dentist