That bitch was like should I give him the cash
Or new Gucci bag.
A millisecond later she was like....
Gucci wins
Man denied $100,000 jackpot because woman pushed the button
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That bitch was like should I give him the cash
Or new Gucci bag.
A millisecond later she was like....
Gucci wins
In most cases dudes that throw acid in women faces are wrong but in this one i don't know
Huh. Yeah. Sounds like things would have went down fine if he actually trusted his "friend". Because it seems like they should have been fine either way with splitting up the money somehow (regardless of who pushed the button.). Seems like he got salty because she was going to be the one with her name on the check, which indicates he didn't trust her from the get-go. Even though he seemed to know that she should be the actual winner. Sounds like he had a hustle set up, and when there was the potential for him to get boxed out, he didn't like that scenario.
The wheels keep on spinning in South Florida’s own Jackpotgate.
The woman who pushed the button on a slot machine and hit a $100,000 jackpot says she was the one feeding money into the machine, not her friend who claims she made off with his loot.
Marina Medvedeva Navarro, whose story was featured in the Miami Herald this week after her friend claimed the jackpot was truly his, disputes much of Jan Flato’s account of what happened that Jan. 31 night at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
Flato told the Herald his version of the story earlier this week, and Navarro at the time declined to comment, other than to say that winning a slot jackpot was personal. But after she saw Flato’s comments in the story, she wanted to provide her own account.
Flato says he was the one putting cash into the Double Top Dollar machine, and that Navarro pushed the button to spin the reels. When casino personnel checked the video before making the payout, they said the winnings would go to Navarro. Gambling experts agree that the protocol at casinos throughout the country is that the wager is placed by the person who pushes the button or pulls the handle on a slot machine.
But Navarro says she was playing on her own dime, and there was never a question that it was her money. She says she made a good-faith offer to share the winnings. And she says Flato, an experienced gambler, knew that the jackpot went to the person who pushed the button.
Hard Rock casino management declined to discuss the case, saying the tribe keeps gambler information confidential.
Navarro, a Hallandale Beach based mortgage broker who lives in Aventura, says that her husband, who works in sales, is furious.
“I’m a hard-working professional and [Flato] is playing with my honor,” she said.
She confirmed that she and Flato originally became friends at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, and that Flato met her at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on Jan. 31. He caught up with her at the center bar, after she had taken a break from a losing session at blackjack, then headed toward the high roller room.
WE YELLED AND SCREAMED AND HUGGED. WE WERE VERY HAPPY.
Marina Medvedeva Navarro
“My favorite game is Top Dollar slots, and the best ones are in the high limit room,” she says.
She says she placed $100 in one machine, and hit a small jackpot that ran her winnings to $400. She then took that voucher into the Double Top Dollar machine, which costs $50 per spin.
She says she placed Flato’s players club card in the machine so he would receive the slot points that go toward casino perks.
Then she hit her jackpot.
“We yelled and screamed and hugged,” she says. “We were very happy.”
A big crowd gathered and the casino officials reviewed the video.
“They took about 15, 20 minutes, and [Flato] was already dividing the money,” she says. “They came down to give me the jackpot and he went ballistic.”
Navarro said her plan was to give Flato a portion of the winnings.
“I said, ‘Just wait and let me figure this out, and when you calm down we’ll speak,’” she said, and then asked casino security to walk her out.
Navarro says that after that, she received several text messages and emails from Flato, insulting and threatening her, including one that said: “I'd move back to Russia, if I was you.”
Flato doesn’t deny sending them.
“Of course, I was angry,” he says. “She stole $100,000 of my money.” He says he doesn’t regret any of the personal attacks he made, but is sorry he said mean things about her children.
Then there’s the matter at the crux of the disagreement, which Navarro says should be moot. She says Flato knew all along that the person pushing the button wins the cash.
“We would play video poker together at Gulfstream, and for good luck he’d have me place my fingers on top of his” when they had cards favorable for a jackpot, she says. “He said that by doing that, he would still get the jackpot.”
Flato says he has never had a problem getting jackpots paid directly to him, no matter who pushes the button, although none was for $100,000.
Flato, who moved to Aventura about a year ago from Las Vegas to take care of his 88-year-old mother, said the major reason he talked about the story — first reported on a Las Vegas podcast about a month ago — was to warn slot players to be careful about who pushes the spin button.
On Thursday, after the Herald story ran, TV stations called her, Navarro said, as well as friends — and a couple of angry gamblers who found her number.
“I never thought it would turn into such a disaster.”
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/entertainment/article143374859.html#storylink=cpy
I'm not saying that if he had kept his cool, she would have given him some/most/all of the money. But it seems like she freaked out because he freaked out first. And to be fair, if someone is freaking out about the 100K they feel you "stole", you'd probably ask for an escort, too.
But 100K isn't worth killing someone over. Granted, that's easy to say when it's not headed towards my pocket.
Men know when boys should stay in their lane. Simp's always got an excuse for the shit they do. He simped. She played him. He lost. That's the game. It'll be you in due time. Need to recognize game when you see it before you end up making memes about females when they game is to be played.
uh huh...
nigga, having someone push a button for luck doesn't make someone a simp. You're trying way too hard to sound like some pimp nigga. What you are is a faggot. I've asked people (girls and guys) to help me select lotto numbers, etc.
What if the nigga asked her for a kiss for good luck? Would that make him a simp? So he asked her to push the button and the casino has some backwards rule that if she pushed the button she wins.. how on earth does that make him a simp?
Once again, you're obviously some clown who doesn't get women but tries to perpetrate like you're some grand puba pimp.
ok makes sense now...he was a mark for her from the start
looks like the type to throw $$$ @ women and thinks he got em on lock...that "blow my dice" for good luck shit is only for the movies...dumb shit...chic got her come up easier than she expected
Emotional. You're trying too hard to have beef over some simp shit. Faggot? Nigga, yo name is Jeany?
Pantyliner ass nigga. 
Only a bitch nigga saw that video and processed how you just did. You angry over some money that ain't yours. You calling dudes faggots in some super emotional shit. And if i gotta explain to you where he went wrong, you already played yourself.
Her story sound like bullshit because if you were Gambler like she claims to be you got your own damn card
yeah ok... do think the laughing emojis and your empty statements are gaining you credibility? I laid it all out in my last post and as predicted you came back with bitch made laughing and emptiness. Just what I expected from a clown ass idiot. I'll give your moist ass the last word. I know how important that is for mouse men like yourself.Emotional. You're trying too hard to have beef over some simp shit. Faggot? Nigga, yo name is Jeany?
And if i gotta explain to you where he went wrong, you already played yourself.
Jean.
Damn, learn sum'n erryday B. Only family pushing my button, if dat.
Props on da drop.
Props on da drop.
this nig looks like a pedo..i'm saying would you truss this weirdo looking nig if he lived in your neighborhood.. kinda weirdo that hangs out in kid park eating homemade sandwiches wrapped in a aluminum foil drinking juice out a small carton with the mini straw juss staring at lil kids play
He the type of cac that thinks he dates porn stars because he buys all their movies and
They sent him a thank you for your support email....
he's at the convention buying 10 dvd's, the fake pussy mold of the pornstars, paying 60 bucks for a pic and autograph
He be the one threatening to never buy
Their movies again if they fuck a knigga
And they gotta take heed because he runs
Their fan club...
More than likely she was a habitual gambler herself. If it were some random person that doesnt really gamble that did it, they probably would have let him claim it. Her ass been waiting on a jackpot forever. She took that shit
More than likely she was a habitual gambler herself. If it were some random person that doesnt really gamble that did it, they probably would have let him claim it. Her ass been waiting on a jackpot forever. She took that shit
and got the balls to say...
"I miss you"
I call bullshit, what about throwing the dice? Bitch at least owes him that $50 though
The wheels keep on spinning in South Florida’s own Jackpotgate.
The woman who pushed the button on a slot machine and hit a $100,000 jackpot says she was the one feeding money into the machine, not her friend who claims she made off with his loot.
Marina Medvedeva Navarro, whose story was featured in the Miami Herald this week after her friend claimed the jackpot was truly his, disputes much of Jan Flato’s account of what happened that Jan. 31 night at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino.
Flato told the Herald his version of the story earlier this week, and Navarro at the time declined to comment, other than to say that winning a slot jackpot was personal. But after she saw Flato’s comments in the story, she wanted to provide her own account.
Flato says he was the one putting cash into the Double Top Dollar machine, and that Navarro pushed the button to spin the reels. When casino personnel checked the video before making the payout, they said the winnings would go to Navarro. Gambling experts agree that the protocol at casinos throughout the country is that the wager is placed by the person who pushes the button or pulls the handle on a slot machine.
But Navarro says she was playing on her own dime, and there was never a question that it was her money. She says she made a good-faith offer to share the winnings. And she says Flato, an experienced gambler, knew that the jackpot went to the person who pushed the button.
Hard Rock casino management declined to discuss the case, saying the tribe keeps gambler information confidential.
Navarro, a Hallandale Beach based mortgage broker who lives in Aventura, says that her husband, who works in sales, is furious.
“I’m a hard-working professional and [Flato] is playing with my honor,” she said.
She confirmed that she and Flato originally became friends at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, and that Flato met her at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on Jan. 31. He caught up with her at the center bar, after she had taken a break from a losing session at blackjack, then headed toward the high roller room.
WE YELLED AND SCREAMED AND HUGGED. WE WERE VERY HAPPY.
Marina Medvedeva Navarro
“My favorite game is Top Dollar slots, and the best ones are in the high limit room,” she says.
She says she placed $100 in one machine, and hit a small jackpot that ran her winnings to $400. She then took that voucher into the Double Top Dollar machine, which costs $50 per spin.
She says she placed Flato’s players club card in the machine so he would receive the slot points that go toward casino perks.
Then she hit her jackpot.
“We yelled and screamed and hugged,” she says. “We were very happy.”
A big crowd gathered and the casino officials reviewed the video.
“They took about 15, 20 minutes, and [Flato] was already dividing the money,” she says. “They came down to give me the jackpot and he went ballistic.”
Navarro said her plan was to give Flato a portion of the winnings.
“I said, ‘Just wait and let me figure this out, and when you calm down we’ll speak,’” she said, and then asked casino security to walk her out.
Navarro says that after that, she received several text messages and emails from Flato, insulting and threatening her, including one that said: “I'd move back to Russia, if I was you.”
Flato doesn’t deny sending them.
“Of course, I was angry,” he says. “She stole $100,000 of my money.” He says he doesn’t regret any of the personal attacks he made, but is sorry he said mean things about her children.
Then there’s the matter at the crux of the disagreement, which Navarro says should be moot. She says Flato knew all along that the person pushing the button wins the cash.
“We would play video poker together at Gulfstream, and for good luck he’d have me place my fingers on top of his” when they had cards favorable for a jackpot, she says. “He said that by doing that, he would still get the jackpot.”
Flato says he has never had a problem getting jackpots paid directly to him, no matter who pushes the button, although none was for $100,000.
Flato, who moved to Aventura about a year ago from Las Vegas to take care of his 88-year-old mother, said the major reason he talked about the story — first reported on a Las Vegas podcast about a month ago — was to warn slot players to be careful about who pushes the spin button.
On Thursday, after the Herald story ran, TV stations called her, Navarro said, as well as friends — and a couple of angry gamblers who found her number.
“I never thought it would turn into such a disaster.”
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/entertainment/article143374859.html#storylink=cpy
Bitchs story is bullshit, talking about she was playing with HER OWN MONEY all night and then all of a sudden she wanted dude to get some "casino perks" so she used his card and hit the jackpot. Is GREED one of the 7 deadly sins? Because that's what happened when she saw that jackpot, she had no problem giving dude a good luck push of the button but when she heard about that 100k she was like "THE RULES SAY.................................."smh
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