We reached out to Newcastle Casino which released this statement: She should be paid what she won,” Zuhdi said. We’re going to look at all her legal options and aggressively pursue her rights. “We’re going to go through the process that is provided by the casino at this time.

So, why would it work that way for them? It’s pointless,” Linda Sanchez said. “It’s crazy how they want to rely on ‘it’s a malfunction’ when somebody can easily go up there and lose all their money and ‘it’s a malfunction, give me my money back.’ It doesn’t work that way. It was an error,” said Bill Zuhdi, a lawyer representing Maribel Sanchez. “They told her we’re not going to pay you. Maribel Sanchez took a picture of the machine after she won and shared it with FOX 25. “It says clearly the amount that she won, but now they’re saying it was a malfunction and not give her the amount,” Linda Sanchez said. That’s when they say things took a very big turn. She didn’t know how much she had won at that point,” said Linda Sanchez, Maribel's daughter. “As soon as the machine said she won the prize, the machine shut off. She said she sat down at a Liberty 7s slot machine, betting $1.25 when she hit the jackpot. Maribel Sanchez told FOX 25 she woke up and left for the casino around 7 a.m. ( KOKH) - An Oklahoma woman gambling at the Newcastle Casino Friday morning claims she hit the jackpot for nearly $8.5 million, but she said the casino won’t pay her.

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