How many people can play on one players club card?

I did'nt mean to confuse who should have gotten the payout. I was slightly miffed before and after my run in, (the reason why I posted) but did not really push because, I knew I was still receiving my half of the hand pay and for tax reasons, it will work out better anyway. I'm pulling the card if it is not mine next time! I agree that the attendant was wrong and I should have/could have contested their actions if needed. I'll still go back as one bad egg will not ruin the entire bunch. (After this last AC trip, I did receive a mailing that said"after 1-18-2011 all earned Cash Back will have an expiration date of 30 days moving forward." (one more bad egg!))

We were at Harvey's Tahoe last year and it was pretty slow in the casino so when we first started to play the slot attendants went around welcoming you by the players name that showed on their system.

I won $1100 playing with my sister's card. It was a hand pay, but not enough for the W2G. I just kept pretending to be my sister, it was a different slot attendant than had welcomed me as me the day before.

The exception to all the above is if the jackpot is one that is generated for the card, not by a winning hand- ie Stations Jackpots.
If the person playing the machine is not the person named on the card or their spouse, the prize is void.

Very good point.

...unless you are Bob Dancer-- he won playing on Shirley's card (his wife) and they paid him after mulling it over a few hours.. bad press and such. He is known to play Shirley's card often (his wife) He got a huge jackpot.

...which also sets a precedent, at least with the Stations casinos.

If that rare situation came up, you could get gaming involved ("I put my wife's card in by mistake instead of my own.") and it'd be a coin flip as to who they'd side with, but you'd still have a shot at the prize.

It was the Station Casinos "Jumbo Jackpot". He was playing at GVR, and hit it for $95,000+.

Rick

You just gotta think the fix had to be in on that one.