Woman Offered Steak Dinner After Winning $43M Jackpot → Casino Claims It Was A Malfunction | https://youtube.com/shorts/HWmO6tGNeCU
#KatrinaBookman captured national attention last year when she played a “Sphinx Slot Machine” at Resorts World Casino in Queens, New York, and it appeared as though she’d won $43 1000000 — which would have been the largest jackpot ever won on the slots in U.S. history. She excitedly snapped a selfie with the covert, believing her life was forever changed. But when Bookman came to collect her prize, a casino worker told her she hadn’t won anything and offered her a complimentary steak dinner and $2.25. Bookman’s lawyer said she did non accept either the dinner or the $2.25.
At the time, Resorts World spokesman Dan Bank apologized and told CNN that “casino personnel were able to determine that the figure displayed on the penny slot was the resultant of an obvious malfunction — a fact later confirmed by the New York State Gaming Commission.” In August, the New York State Gaming Commission also said that the machine displayed a disclaimer stating, “Malfunctions void all pays and plays.” Bookman’s attorney Alan Ripka says he has been fighting for months to get the casino to pony up to a greater extent than cash for Bookman, but to no avail. So, on June 14, he filed a lawsuit. Ripka also says the casino’s excuses are “ridiculous.” Ripkin says he plans to seek at least $43 1000000 in damages.
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