Last month, a Powerball ticket worth $731.1 million was sold in Maryland. Good luck to Kevin the Grinch!” Fortunes Won During PandemicĬOVID-19 has been cited for nearly half a million deaths in the United States.Īs life is beginning to show signs of returning to some sense of normal, albeit a new normal, recent life-changing jackpots have delivered some welcome news to many tired of reading about all the bad in the world. “Kevin does not tip,” said one Twitter user replying to a post from Las Vegas blogger Scott Roeben. Reported to be a part-time resident in Las Vegas who splits his time with Alaska, Kevin is said to be in his 30s. Instead, he left the casino without tipping even a dollar. After betting about $40 on a Megabucks progressive slot machine at Suncoast Hotel and Casino, Kevin hit the jackpot worth $15,491,103.27.īut according to various accounts from servers and onlookers, Kevin didn’t take the Frank Nagy way. On Christmas Eve last year, a man only identified as “Kevin,” hit what is believed to be Nevada’s biggest jackpot in eight years. While tipping is common in a casino and expected by dealers, big jackpot winners don’t always take care of their gaming floor staff. The prize pool is generated by the games located in the company’s three Atlantic City casinos, Caesars, Harrah’s, and Tropicana. With each play, a small portion of the bet is directed to the collective jackpot. The progressive jackpot is built by six games: Four Card Poker, Let It Ride, Three Card Poker, Ultimate Texas Hold’em, Mississippi Stud Poker, and Texas Hold’em Poker. A longtime Tropicana regular, Nagy shared the wealth by tipping the casino staff members $50,000. The lucky individual is Frank Nagy, who lives in Monmouth County. Steve Callender, regional president for Caesars’ three casinos in Atlantic City, said the more than $1.1 million hits is the largest progressive poker win in the history of Caesars Entertainment in New Jersey. (Image: Tropicana Atlantic City)Ĭaesars Entertainment says a New Jersey man won $1,105,757.10 on a $5 wager at its Tropicana casino resort.
Nagy’s good fortune came while playing Four Card Poker. Lucky gambler Frank Nagy is seen here with his ceremonial check after winning a more than $1.1 million progressive jackpot at Tropicana Atlantic City. Tropicana Atlantic City was the site last weekend of an unprecedented $1.1 million progressive poker jackpot.
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