At Oneida casino in Green Bay they just started a BBJ. It hit for the first time earlier this week. 10-10 quads vs. q-q quads. sweet....
...except, they also have a rule that you have to have a player's club card in order for the jackpot to be valid. guess who didn't have a card...yep...the quad 10s.
Therefore the jackpot was void and NO ONE got paid.
There were no reports of injuries or death.
Full Version: A $27,000 Player's Club Card
why didnt you have this card, that is ridiculous.
It didn't happen to me. Just heard about it.
QUOTE (SunDrop @ Wednesday, March 8th, 2006, 7:00 PM) 
At Oneida casino in Green Bay they just started a BBJ. It hit for the first time earlier this week. 10-10 quads vs. q-q quads. sweet....
...except, they also have a rule that you have to have a player's club card in order for the jackpot to be valid. guess who didn't have a card...yep...the quad 10s.
Therefore the jackpot was void and NO ONE got paid.
There were no reports of injuries or death.
...except, they also have a rule that you have to have a player's club card in order for the jackpot to be valid. guess who didn't have a card...yep...the quad 10s.
Therefore the jackpot was void and NO ONE got paid.
There were no reports of injuries or death.
Oh man, that's brutal. What was the payout, not that it really matters, but it would be nice to put it in perspective.
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