The sun was definitely shining on one lucky gambler at Mohegan Sun's Casino of the Earth
recently.
The woman, identified as Donna Z, won nearly $101,000 on a Wheel of Fortune Triple Double Diamond slot machine.
She’s from New Rochelle, New York, and during her visit to the Connecticut casino, she hit for $100,929.93. A huge jackpot, indeed.
The casino even posted a picture of Donna on its X (formerly Twitter) account, moments after her big win.
Donna is going to be able to buy a lot of vowels with this big check! 😆 Join us in congratulating our lucky winner for this $100,929.93 jackpot on one of our Wheel of Fortune Triple Double Diamond machines! 🎰 🤑 pic.twitter.com/0rlX1RVwiO
— Mohegan Sun ☀️ (@MoheganSun) October 19, 2024
Who wouldn’t be all smiles holding a big check for that amount?
Another Slot Machine Jackpot Winner
Mohegan Sun started in 1996. It was created by the Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut and has two casinos.
In the Casino of the Earth at Mohegan Sun, Donna won her jackpot. This casino has over 180,000 square feet of gaming and entertainment, with 2,000 slot machines, more than 150 table games and the Hall of the Lost Tribes, which includes over 600 slots and a Poker Room.
Recently, Mohegan Sun opened the Hold & Spin Slot Zone in the Casino of the Sky. This area offers more than 250 popular slot machines with the exciting Hold & Spin bonus.
On October 12, a woman named Donna B. from Southbridge, Massachusetts, played the Dragon Link, a Hold & Spin slot machine, and won a jackpot of $11,602.64.
Join us in congratulating Donna B for hitting this $11,603 jackpot on Dragon Link over the weekend! 🎰 🐉 Who's going to be next to hit a big one? 🤑 pic.twitter.com/3RKtpghEK6
— Mohegan Sun ☀️ (@MoheganSun) October 14, 2024
On the big check, her winnings were rounded up to $11, 603.00. Those are a couple of big wins, and only a few days apart. The slots are hot.
And if you would like to feel the thrill of what it’s like to watch the reels turning, check out this list of free slot machines that you can play online.
