Las Vegas Airport Gambler Wins $3.3 Million on $10 Slot Bet
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
A traveler named Anthony won $3.3 million on a $10 slot machine bet during a layover at Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport, marking another major jackpot at the airport's gambling terminals. The airport's slot machines, operated under Michael Goffen's license, generate significant revenue that helps keep airline costs competitive. Despite federal taxes, Nevada's lack of state income tax benefits winners like Anthony.
- 01Traveler 'Anthony' won $3.3 million on a $10 slot spin at Las Vegas' Harry Reid Airport.
- 02The win happened at the C gates terminal just before his flight last Monday.
- 03Las Vegas and Reno-Tahoe airports uniquely offer gambling inside terminals in the U.S.
- 04Michael Goffen operates 1,400+ slot machines generating tens of millions annually.
- 05Airport gambling revenues help reduce airline operational costs and keep fares competitive.
- 06Nevada imposes no state income tax or tax on gambling winnings, easing tax burden.
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