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Well, I can kinda see both sides of the issue, but if they have a sign warning about malfunctions, maybe it would be better to replace the slot machine than to have such "obvious malfunctions" as an excessively large payout promised on the screen. The sign makes you wonder if the casino knew of the problem already.Pat D. https://forum.casebook.org/core/imag...rt/reading.gif
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It seems like somebody is guilty of having extremely bad customer relations skills. Why not just give her a few thousand dollars and an apology? As an aside, how is a user of the machine to know whether it is malfunctioning or not? I think this is going to cost the casino a few bucks when all is said and done.
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I think everywhere has a rule about malfunctioning machines (usually built into the gaming laws) now an interesting case was when it was programmed wrong, was that a malfunction?
Had a case over such a situation once.G U T
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