Pictures of good wins - feel free to add yours!

I had a pretty good run at the CT casinos over a 3 week span and took pictures of hits over $100.

Lots of wilds on Zeus II. 40c bet ended up paying $72.00 total after 8 remaining spins.

Not a great win, but still a good one.

#7 this year......96th lifetime tonight!

Not spectacular, but much better than getting skunked on the 10x multiplier (which has happened to me far too often):



By the way, nice job, Phil -- congrats on your Royal!

I sometimes take pix of the unusual hands. Making quad 10s on 2 hands on a triple play. Both of the '2nd pair' 10s were in the same position.




Here is one where I was dealt a straight and just thought, screw it and got 2 of the SFs. That it paid 400 coins rather than 250 coins for a SF which was also part of the thought process. I've also lost a few too

A few pictures to share -- a couple of which are on the FFA side thread, too.

This was on July 16th at the Vue Bar at Fitzgerald's:

The Straight Flush progressive starts at $62.50, and had climbed all the way up to $461.50 when I was dealt:



I had been banging away at it for hours, and you can see from the receipts in the upper right corner of the screen that I had enjoyed quite a few cocktails leading up to it. I wanted to hit that huge Royal, too, but it was not to be.


Next to show off, I hit this on this past Friday night at Grand Casino Hinckley, MN:



I was dealt a straight (Jack of diamonds) and of course went for the big payday. At first I forgot I was playing dimes and thought I won a grand. Aah, well, $400 is $400 and a Royal is a Royal.



...and finally, the big one I've been sitting on for a while. It was exactly two months ago at the El Cortez (same trip as the Straight Flush from Fitzgeralds, above) that I was playing Super Times Pay at the $0.03 level. I was playing 9 hands so that it would be nearly impossible to hit anything that would generate a W2-G. ...until the unthinkable happened:



I had to take about ten pictures of this because I was shaking so much after I hit it. A 10X Royal! I can't even fathom the odds. I'm sure that's the first and last one of my life. Of course it would have been nicer if I was playing a higher denomination, but hey -- getting paid $1200 for a $120 Royal isn't bad!

holy crap knagl. that is fanfreakingtastic. im going to hit "reply to topic" and then go back and gaze lovingly at it.

A couple from my trip in August.

Dean Martin at Fiesta Henderson



Deuces Wild at Green Valley Ranch

Hey knagl, nice SF payoff at Vue bar. I've seen that in the mid $200's, but that sucker hadn't been hit in a long time. The return for that game at that point was over 105% due to the progressives.