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Peppermill Casino owners agree to $1 million fine for use of slot machine ‘reset’ key

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    Peppermill Casino owners agree to $1 million fine for use of slot machine ‘reset’ key

    Peppermill Casino owners agree to $1 million fine over use of slot machine

    Evidently, we can all buy these slot machine "reset" keys on Ebay!
    Tags: bourie, casino, casinos, information, machine, million, nevada, payback, peppermill, percentage, player, slot, steve
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    Re: Peppermill Casino owners agree to $1 million fine for use of slot machine ‘reset’

    Do you think that the general public could get in trouble for using these "reset" keys?

    I assume the casinos wouldn't like it, but would it be illegal?

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      Re: Peppermill Casino owners agree to $1 million fine for use of slot machine ‘reset’

      Originally posted by Steve Bourie View Post
      Do you think that the general public could get in trouble for using these "reset" keys?

      I assume the casinos wouldn't like it, but would it be illegal?
      It sounds like something that could be considered tampering with a machine in Nevada. What information can a player get, slot payback percentage? Dose'nt seem to be worth trying, but I would'nt doubt that someone is.

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