Las Vegas Gambler Wins $15 Million Progressive Slots Jackpot As Bitcoin Rallys To $28,000

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n Christmas Eve, Kevin was the luckiest player in Las Vegas that day. He was able to turn a $3 wager into a $15.5 million jackpot. The part-time Las Vegas resident was trying his luck at Suncoast Hotel & Casino. His game of choice was slots on a Megabucks progressive machine. International Gaming Technology (IGT) runs the Megabucks progressive slot network in Nevada. This was the biggest jackpot win over the past eight years. Kevin also has a residence in Alaska. He plans to use the money to start a business. He also plans to “pay it forward” in charitable gifts.
Bitcoin’s Continued Market Rally Draws Everyone’s Attention
Bitcoin has been a hot topic since early fall. After starting the year around $7,200, it rose steadily to the $13,000 level by September. Since then, it has exploded to record levels to reach $27,000 heading into the final week of the year. Investors are jumping onto the bandwagon in record numbers. However, there is some concern over what the future of Bitcoin may hold. The new presidential administration takes over on Jan. 20, 2021. President Biden’s governing team contains both pro and anti-crypto appointments. Democrats in general may opt for tighter Bitcoin regulations in the coming years.
Atlantic City Offers a Chance to Implode Trump Plaza
Since its closing in 2014, the former Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino has been a major eyesore. It occupies a choice location on the iconic Atlantic City Boardwalk. On Jan. 29 of next year, it will finally be reduced to rubble. Demolition work on the property started earlier this year. The final shell will come down in an explosive blast. Benefitting the area Boys & Girls Club, the chance to flip that imploding switch will be auctioned off. The idea was the brainchild of AC Major Marty Small. He still recalls Trump’s derogatory view of this New Jersey coastal gambling town back in 2009.
Elderly Man Robbed in Area Las Vegas Casino on Christmas Day
A Christmas Day visit to a local Las Vegas casino ended in an assault and robbery. The unidentified suspect was in his early 90’s. Two other men in their 20’s accosted him in the parking garage at Sam’s Town. After attacking the man, they took his wallet and fled the scene. This incident was reported around 12:20 p.m. local time on Christmas Day. Las Vegas police investigating the crime have yet to identify any suspects in this case. Sam’s Town is located in the southeast Las Vegas Valley. The address is 5111 Boulder Highway.
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