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Three Card Poker player wins $1.9 million at The Venetian

A spade royal flush triggered the mega tier of the resort's Millionaire Progressive on Friday.

By Nathaniel Hayes ·

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A gambler at The Venetian casino on the Las Vegas Strip won $1,916,491 on Friday, Nov. 13. The payout came after the player was dealt a spade royal flush in Three Card Poker. A casino spokesperson confirmed the win to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

The hand activated the mega tier of The Venetian's Millionaire Progressive. To be eligible for the top prize, the player placed a $5 side bet. The progressive jackpot is available on several table games at the resort.

The Millionaire Progressive launched in 2018. Since its inception, the game has paid out to 19 millionaires. The Friday win adds to that list of high-value payouts.

Other casinos in the Las Vegas Valley also announced jackpot winners on the same day. Palace Station posted on social media about a player who won $1,760 on a spin at the Palms. The casino also highlighted a win at South Point, though specific dollar amounts were not detailed in the text of the post. Sunset Station reported a $10,000 win on an Ultimate X Video Poker Machine on Thursday, Nov. 12. The player made a $30 bet to secure the Ultimate hand pay.

Gamblers seeking assistance with problem gambling can call 1-800-GAMBLER. The National Problem Gambling Helpline provides call, text, and chat services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Individuals in a crisis are advised to call 911 or 988.

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