The Borgata Casino in Atlantic City pays a seven-figure jackpot to one lucky player.
- The latest Borgata Casino jackpot is the biggest in AGS’ history.
- Six jackpots won at New Jersey online casinos.
Many of us dream of winning the jackpot, but only a few succeed.
On July 14, “Jin,” a table game player from New Jersey, broke the dry spell and won a whopping $1.5 million prize from a $5 progressive side bet.
The generous bonus came from AGS‘ “Bonus Spin Xtreme” — a feature allowing one progressive jackpot winner on community games such as roulette, baccarat, craps, and poker games.
Jin triggered the bonus when his life-changing bet landed on the Triple Diamond Jackpot.
Another Jackpot from Atlantic City Casinos
Jin’s win is the second-largest jackpot won at Borgata this year. On May 19, another fortunate player won a jaw-dropping prize of $2.5 million on a “$5 Wheel of Fortune” slot machine.
Aside from Jin’s lucky strike, the NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement reported nine jackpots of $1 million or more won this year. Three of those have come from an Atlantic City casino.
Jackpot recap
Here it goes. This rundown should give you a clearer view of where to play for your chance to win. Who knows, you could be next.
- In February, a player scooped $1.5 million playing “Willy Wonka: Dreamer of Dreams” at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.
- A month later, Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City crowned a player with $1.23 million on a “Wheel of Fortune – Dollars” game.
- Six jackpots of over a million each happened at an NJ online casino. Three occurred at DraftKings, where two players won on the same day.
- In June, a player collected $2.4 million playing “Luck O’ The Jackpot” on Borgata Online Casino. DraftKings also reported winners of $3.3 million and $1.4 million that month.
- In January, BetMGM Online Casino paid a player $2.8 million while playing “MGM Grand Millions”.
- Caesars Entertainment launches online casino app
- WynnBET shuts down in some US markets
- $5 progressive side bet wins $1.5 million jackpot
- White Hat Studios continues to grow in the US
- Hacksaw Gaming secures West Virginia license
