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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "deuceswild1000" <deuceswild1000@> wrote:
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> > So my second question, is what can a person do in a situation like this? Doesn't it just become your word against the "evidence" showing the replaced card before the second deal.
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> > What have you done in this case? What has the casino done?
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> It happened to me once at CP. I was dealt a flush in 5-play and held all 5 cards. One card came unstuck but I surprisingly made the flush on 2 of the 5 hands. It took forever to get an attendant but he opened up the machine was able to confirm immediately that I had indeed been dealt a flush. He called a supervisor who insisted that the slot tech run some tests to see if the buttons could come unstuck. The slot tech did a number of things with the buttons and they both concluded that the buttons were faulty. The supervisor paid me the 90 credits I had lost and then shut the machine down.
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> Slowpoke
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Any idea how they determined buttons were faulty? Anytime I have had them checked, they push them a few times and see on the screen that it cycles on and off and say that nothing is wrong.
On the other hand, I have had btton that were very difficult to make contact to hold the card, and do/did not have a problem demonstrating that.
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