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Woman Wins $300K Playing Airport Slots

Written by:

Jagajeet Chiba

Published on:

Feb/28/2021

LAS VEGAS – Megan H., of Flower Mound, Texas, won $302,000 playing the Wheel of Fortune slots at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas.

A video of her big win went viral after posting on Twitter.

This lady just hit a $300,000+ jackpot waiting for her flight at McCarran. pic.twitter.com/7mUuIG8TJz
— Las Vegas Locally (@LasVegasLocally) February 25, 2021

But her win was far from the biggest at this particular airport.

A report from USA Today shows that the $302,000 jackpot win isn’t the largest amount of money won at that airport. So far, the record for the largest jackpot stands at $3.96 million.

Back in July, another visitor from California won big at the airport, taking home a prize of $873,000, USA Today also reported.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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