And if you had lost?
Off of the original intent of this post, but if you get a $1,000 win,
choose
to double, and win, do you get a W2G?
Yes. The attendant will usually stare at the screen trying to decide
why a nothing hand is a jackpot and you have to explain to them that it
is a double-up display to which they stare at you like you are a
freak. Machines apparently have a maximum double-up setting and
casinos will frequently have it set so as to not allow you to double
beyond $600. I once hit a progressive royal on a non-regulated Florida
day cruise ship. The machine asked me if I wished to double to which I
declined. I later asked the casino manager if they would have paid me
if I had choose the double option and won to which I was told "No".
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