what fascinates me are the check numbers... i will often hit early in the evening and ask for a check. then, six, twelve, twenty-four or even thirty-six hours later, i'll hit another big taxable event and request a check. invariably, the check numbers are sequential... or sometimes there will be a gap of just one or two numbers. in other words, it appears as if nobody (or sometimes just one or two people) has requested a check since my last hit.
this happens to me in "big" casinos in major gambling towns and in small casinos, too. most recently, at a midwest casino, i hit a 4K jackpot and then i hit again *almost two weeks later* and the check number was the very next in the sequence. i find this simply astonishing.
that particular casino regularly publishes a list of the top forty jackpots paid the previous week. three quarters of these are typically more than four thousand dollars, with at least 25% of them more than ten thousand dollars. most of the big jackpots were apparently hit while playing penny and five cent slots.
so, here's my question... am i really the only one asking for a check?
or do casinos routinely have more than one jackpot account they use for payouts?
and are the people that are playing penny slots really walking around with ten thousand dollars in cash?
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