$17.3 Million – M Resort, Hendersonĭuring the Christmas season of 2012, an anonymous woman went to the M Resort in Henderson, Nevada, to play slot games. This is truly an inspiring story of a jackpot winner who played slots because of his love of the game and unselfishly shared his winnings with others.
Most notably, he said that he would make a significant donation to his local Vegas church, which at the time, didn’t have its location and held service in a local gym. That said, not only did this winner want to stay anonymous, but he also donated most of his winnings.
Soon after, he triggered the Megabucks slot main jackpot, which climbed to $14.3 million by that time. On this specific visit to the casino, he put just around $20 into the machine for his session.
With this anonymous gambler following his usual gambling routine, this December day in 2013 didn’t indicate that he would win any amount out of the ordinary. His go-to game was the popular Megabucks slot. Before landing this win, he occasionally went to nearby casinos to play a couple of dozen bucks for fun and in hopes of winning some decent pocket change. Starting out our list of the biggest slot machine wins is a local Las Vegas man and casual gambler. $14.3 Million – Rampart Casino, Las Vegas The record is a $3.96 million jackpot, airport spokeswoman Christine Crews said. In July, a visitor from California won $873,000.10. The $302,000 jackpot is not an airport record. Happy I could make my contribution.'') to questions about whether the lucky winner canceled her flight and stayed in Las Vegas. The social media reactions to her win ranged from jealousy ("Put $200 in this machine just days ago. Las Vegas McCarran International Airport congratulated her on the win with a Twitter post Friday. The airport has 1,400 slot machines in baggage claim and the gate areas to entice travelers coming and going, but just 500 are in operation today due to COVID-19 restrictions.Ī video of the jackpot winner's reaction posted to Twitter by Las Vegas Locally went viral.
On Thursday, a Texas woman won a $302,000 jackpot on a Wheel of Fortune slot machine in the B concourse, which is home to Southwest Airlines. Tourists regularly slide any leftover money into the flashy slot machines in the departure gates at the Las Vegas airport while waiting for their flights home – a last hurrah before returning to reality.
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