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Atlantic City resident urges Division to investigate alleged $11,800 slot-machine win that was not paid
Summary
A long-time Atlantic City resident told the Casino Control Commission she believes a Bally's slot machine failed to pay a displayed jackpot (about $11,800) on Oct. 4 and that the Division of Gaming Enforcement has not yet responded to her certified complaint.
During the public-participation segment on Nov. 27, Carmen Turner, an Atlantic City resident of 14 years, told commissioners she confronted a slot-machine dispute at Bally's on Oct. 4 after a machine displayed a large win but paid only $20. Turner said a slot attendant and supervisor refused to "run the cameras back" at the time and that she submitted a certified complaint to the Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE)…
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