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The casino also said Bookman printed a winning ticket that showed she had only won $2.25. In Bookman’s case, Resorts World Casino says that the maximum payout on the machine that day was supposed to be just $6,500, and that it had a disclaimer reading “'Malfunctions void all pays and plays,” per USA Today. Her case was eventually rejected by the Iowa Supreme Court, according to Ars Technica. News of Bookman’s experience made national headlines when it was uncovered by a local TV station in the fall, and people immediately drew comparisons to a 2015 case when an Iowa grandmother was declined a $42 million payout and given $1.85 instead. She was then offered a steak dinner instead, according to USA Today. history, according to CNN.īut when Bookman attempted to cash out, a casino employee told her the machine had malfunctioned, and that she had actually only won $2.25.

That would be the largest jackpot from a slot machine in U.S.

Then the words appeared across the screen: “Printing cash ticket $42,949,672.76”. While playing a shot machine, she received a surprise when the machine seemed to indicate that she had won, flashing lights and playing music, according to Courthouse News. In August 2016, Katrina Bookman was gambling at Resorts World Casino in Brooklyn, New York. Nearly a year after the fact, a New York woman is suing a casino and a slot machine maker over a massive jackpot that never was.

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