If you are playing on someone else's card and hit a Royal or other W2
jackpot, easiest thing is to remove the offending card before the attendant arrives
and hand them your card and your driver's license. This is usually all that
is required.
Occasionally, however, a wrong W2G may be spit out, this happened to me at
Gold Coast when I was playing with my husband's card. So always double check
the W2G you receive. They corrected it without any problems.
One other thing may happen though - on your win/loss statements the W2
jackpot may show up on the win/loss statement of the other person instead of on
your own, or even on both. This is one reason win/loss statements are not
necessarily accurate.
For best accuracy always keep a contemporary Gambling Diary while you play.
List amounts of money put in, taken out, W2Gs, time of day, day, name of
casino, machine number if possible, and any other information.
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