The slots at Fontainebleau Las Vegas have had a busy few days. The resort casino reported two rival slot machine brands dished out a pair of jackpots totaling more than $3.7m combined.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal cited a Fontainebleau spokesperson stating the winners of the $2,462,616 and $1,313,000 jackpots both came from California. The first monster win came, fittingly, on a Frankenstein slot made by Vegas-based global gaming supplier Light & Wonder.
Fontainebleau took to X on Sunday with news of the big win, secured with a $50 bet:
Earlier, Fontainebleau posted that another guest placed $500 on a high-limit Dragon Link progressive slot to take home the $1.3m win.
Other notable wins across the Valley in recent days will give Aristocrat Gaming-manufactured Dragon machines added popularity with players.
landed a cool $109, 371 on a $25 spin playing Dragon Cash Bonus Reels Grand
An Arizona visitor to Pahrump Nugget Hotel & Casino landed a cool $109, 371 on a $25 spin playing Dragon Cash Bonus Reels Grand progressive on Monday.
The same day, a Colorado visitor to Binion’s Gambling Hall & Hotel on Fremont Street struck a $16,518.77 jackpot on an Autumn Moon-themed Dragon Link machine.
Over on the Boulder Strip, Sam’s Town Las Vegas on Sunday reported a player winning $11,377 on a Genghis Khan Dragon Link slot via a $2 bet.
