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The house may win overall in the long run, but many individuals walk out big winners. It is like the lottery - any individual's chance of winning is incredibly small, but the odds of Someone eventually winning are 100%. An individual has an equal chance of being that Someone as every other player.
Remember the lottery is the government. It has virtually unlimited funds for a payout. If some device at a casino flashes "$43,000,000" do you really think the average casino has those kind of funds to just throw at a winner?
I bet you the house that the casinos win the bulk of the litigated claims. The Courts know that the casinos would go bust if forced to honor a $43,000,000 payout.
I'm pretty sure the courts go by law when deciding cases not the dollars associated with it
I bet you the house that the casinos win the bulk of the litigated claims. The Courts know that the casinos would go bust if forced to honor a $43,000,000 payout.
That's not the claim being made, try again, but try hard this time. Regardless, why would they be forced to honor $43M when no one even won $43M? Did you even attempt to read the story about this?
Remember the lottery is the government. It has virtually unlimited funds for a payout. If some device at a casino flashes "$43,000,000" do you really think the average casino has those kind of funds to just throw at a winner?
If that is what is in the pot, then yes, they have it on hand.
What a disappointment for her, take the free steak dinner & move on.
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