6,374,434 to begin with
- 5,705,866 (6,374,434 = 5,705,866)
= 668,568 remaining in the pot
6,374,434 = 5,705,866
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6,374,434 to begin with
- 5,705,866 (6,374,434 = 5,705,866)
= 668,568 remaining in the pot
6,374,434 = 5,705,866
hmmm....I wonder if he's single.....
Thanks Dave, I hadn't considered the reset value from the lower payout could be below the seed level.
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That's not a "press release" but a "ad copy release"
Freaking pathetic. It doesn't give any press worthy material, just a blah blah blah we're so great blah blah blah ad copy.
And if it was "won" at a Casino Rewards casino, that player needs to ensure that the jackpot is paid in one lump sum or something close to it. It was a Casino Rewards casino that tried the ol' "pay you x amount every month" scheme to a player's progressive win a few years ago. When MGS found out about it, the casino paid up in full. It's somewhere here in the forum.
Yeah, I was a bit too busy this morning and missed the last three pages of postingsI believe it was won at Riverbelle (see earlier posts)
But your point on too much casino puffery and not enough winner's story in some of the so-called press releases on progressive wins is spot on!
Yep, he's lucky. An MGS casino and a top brand with solid licensing.This is the one you mean I think Bryan. Well worth a read considering what's going on with Rival and Playtech right now. At least I'm fairly confident this guy will get his money in one lump sum, as he should.
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/major-millions-progressive-screenshot-win.13184/
Congrats to the winner, and be thankful you were playing at an MG casino.
That was Finnish tax law. The current winner is apparently from Greece, so Greek tax law will apply. In the UK gambling winnings are tax free (unless you are deemed to be a professional gambler) regardless of the source.He was also lucky to win it at Bellerock. Licensed in Gibraltar (EEA) which means he doesnt have to pay any tax on his win. The Finn who won it last year was facing a close to 60% tax on his win.
That was Finnish tax law. The current winner is apparently from Greece, so Greek tax law will apply. In the UK gambling winnings are tax free (unless you are deemed to be a professional gambler) regardless of the source.
That was Finnish tax law. The current winner is apparently from Greece, so Greek tax law will apply. In the UK gambling winnings are tax free (unless you are deemed to be a professional gambler) regardless of the source.
It depends on Greek tax law. The only relevance of the EU is that they cannot tax it more than if it had been won in Greece.Greece is a part of EU so I think his winnings is tax free, because the money was won inside EU (Gibraltar)....
How do you get a spin on the Mega Moolah wheel? I have been trying for 3 days and over at least 2000 spins,
The wheel comes up at random, and I believe the frequency is relative to your bet size. I have hit it on a 9 cent spins before (my last 9 cents of course), had sessions where I have seen it four times, and lots of sessions with none.
The wheel comes up at random, and I believe the frequency is relative to your bet size. I have hit it on a 9 cent spins before (my last 9 cents of course), had sessions where I have seen it four times, and lots of sessions with none.