Quote from: Foxpup on January 16, 2019, 03:53:13 AM

Quote from: The Pharmacist on January 15, 2019, 08:56:00 PM

What would happen if you were in a real casino and knew a slot machine was broken in such a way that the casino no longer had the edge, and the casino didn't happen to know that. You use the broken machine to win some money that you later bet on the blackjack table--and you win big there. Should the casino honor any of your bets?

Nope. Says so right on the machine:

"MALFUNCTION VOIDS ALL PAYS AND PLAYS". FortuneJack has the same terms (all online casinos do - they'd be crazy not to), and non-computer gambling games have similar rules about dealer errors and the like.

I'd like to point out a keyword in that sentence that makes your whole argument invalid.

What would happen if you were in a real casino and knew a slot machine was broken in such a way that the casino no longer had the edge, and the casino didn't happen to know that. You use the broken machine to win some money that you later bet on the blackjack table--and you win big there. Should the casino honor any of your bets?

Let me know if you understand what I'm implying to you or if you need bigger and more bolder words to specify what I mean.

Edit. Sorry if I'm coming out like an asshole but between you and the couple dozen of people who clearly posted the same thing as you it's a little annoying that you don't read the basis of the original post in full before deciding to post your own assumption regarding my case.