One lucky Las Vegas man plans to donate his $14.3-million slot machine winnings to charity and to help give his church a new home, according to the casino where he won big. http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man-donate-14-million-vegas-winnings-charity-n258721
Hm, that's the one I planned on hitting on my upcoming trip. And now it'll only grow 300k each month. Oh well, I'll find a way to make 11 mil last :evillaugh
I'm a terrible person... of the top 100, 250... 1000 things I would do with those winnings, neither of those 2 would be on it.
Sure I would give some to charity, but man the whole thing, 14.3 million would make one hell of a church!
I never see them explain how these jackpot winnings are paid out. Is it $14 million over 20 years or more? Does he get less for a lump sum payment??
If you're factoring in the annuity calculation taking home 40% sounds closer. By default, the advertised payout is a 25-year annuity, which is another big reason NOT to play these machines. http://wizardofodds.com/games/slots/megabucks/