Harrah’s paid Domino only a $20,000 prize even though she insisted the jackpot meter on her 5-cent progressive slot machine had flashed $86,000.

The settlement ends a dispute that attracted national media coverage and generated bad publicity for Harrah’s Entertainment Inc., the world’s largest casino company. Reached at home, Domino also declined to comment. “The matter has been resolved by the parties subject to a confidentiality agreement,” Donnelly said. Donnelly, confirmed Thursday that a settlement was reached but said terms are confidential.

Harrah’s spokeswoman Alyce Parker and Domino’s attorney, John M. (Atlantic City, NJ) – A 79-year-old widow who claimed she was cheated out of a slots jackpot at Harrah’s Resort has reached a settlement with the casino just days before her lawsuit was scheduled to go to trial.Īngela Domino, of Galloway Township, sued Harrah’s and slot machine manufacturer International Gaming Technology after she was denied an $86,000 jackpot she thought she won May 3, 2007.

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