Photo: iStock Slot Builder in Payout Suit Says It Took 'Corrective Action'
New Jersey regulators say the company told them "a bug" in the system caused the wrong symbols to appear on players' screens, telling them had won more than they were entitled to.
November 17, 2021 at 11:30 AM
2 minute read
Consumer Protection
The manufacturer of a popular online slots game at the center of a lawsuit over how much a Pennsylvania woman should be paid for winning says it has "taken corrective action," but maintains there are no grounds to pay the woman the $100,000 jackpot her phone told her she had won.
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