
Originally Posted by
Pinababy69
They don't pay out progressive wins in one lump sum, as any reputable casino should do. Progressive monies do not belong to the casino, they belong to the players. It is the players who fund the progressive jackpots, and those funds should be kept separate and should be paid out in full when a jackpot is won. No reason in the world a progressive should be paid in installments.

Originally Posted by
Pinababy69
Seeing as Nicholas is quite active on the forum (which is appreciated).....is there any chance he could possibly address the Progressive Jackpots issue I raised in my previous post? Forget the other issues (lawsuit, bonuses, intermittent withdrawal delays and withdrawal limits, etc). I would just like to hear a plausible explanation, or any explanation, as to why progressive wins are not paid out in full at the time they are won. What is Rival doing with that money that is supposed to be "set aside" to pay these jackpots? Thanks.

Originally Posted by
NicolasJohnson
I honestly don't have an answer as to why it isn't paid out in one lump sum, but I can say that I will contact Rival to make the suggestion that it would be nice to change, and point them to this thread. The bonuses I can change, but Rival software policy is out of my hands, the most I can do is suggest and draw attention to an issue.

Originally Posted by
Pinababy69
Hi Nicolas,
Thanks very much for the reply, it really is appreciated. I realize it's not always an easy thing to take on tough questions.
If you could approach Rival and find out about the progressives, I would really appreciate it. I just can't come up with one single logical or valid reason why a Progressive shouldn't be paid in one lump sum. It's not money that's coming out of the casino's everyday "float" or coffers. It's money that has accrued from each spin of a slot, and that should be in a totally separate fund. It just makes no sense to me.

Originally Posted by
NicolasJohnson
@ Pinababy69
Don't worry, I never felt you put me on the spot, if anything I did that. And I did, because you are asking a valid question that should be answered with a valid answer
As I said, I don't know why, but I will try and find out. I also agree that it should be paid in one lump sum, so I will be suggesting they change that. How much attention I receive, I don't know; after all, this is Rival policy, not the casino's policy which I can help get changed much more easily.
In light of the Rival progressive win yesterday, which I knew would come eventually....I'm bumping this thread. As you can see, the Rival rep (for Vegas Regal only), had said he would speak to Rival and "try" to get an answer re: the progressive issue. That was over three weeks ago, and I'm not even sure if he's posted since on the forum. Not just in this thread, but I mean at all.
I don't blame him personally, I'm sure he tried....just like John from ThisIsVegas before him tried to be active on the forum. But the only ones with the answers it seems are the higher ups....you know, the ones being sued for breach of contract. 
So if any Rival reps read this....maybe now, someone would like to tackle the issue of progressive jackpots and tell us all what Rival does with this money, when it's not paid out to the winner(s)?
Anyone hear pins dropping?
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