bergie
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This will spark some major debate on this forum. Would you do what she did?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14187448/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14187448/
Exactly. And something not mentioned in the story linked to above is that the Indiana Gaming Commision is running an investigation into this and is contemplating a fine against Caesar's Indiana over this screwup, since the casino is supposed to test these things every so often to make sure they're set up properly. Also, last I heard, Caesarrs is trying to track down the players that pulled money from the machine, although the only ones they will likely get hold of will be the ones that had a club card from the casino that was used on the machine. I am so thankful I don't worl for them anymore...bunch of screwups over there.MalteseFalcon said:Well, one thing to consider is that it is the casino's responsibility to keep their machines in proper working order.
If they do not, that is not my problem.