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December 14, 2013 - 7:05 am

Slot manufacturer International Game Technology says a Florida man became a multi-millionaire after hitting a slot machine jackpot at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas last weekend.

IGT says the player won $10.03 million on a Megabucks machine. The machine is part of Nevada’s progressive slot system.

In November, another player won an even bigger jackpot from a Megabucks machine at the MGM Grand, the Strip’s largest casino. That player took home $12.46 million.

The progressive jackpot resets at $10 million.

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