Player turns $2.50 bet into nearly $348K playing slots at Las Vegas airport
The winner has not been identified
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A player made a $2.50 bet playing slots at a Las Vegas airport recently, and made nearly $348,000.
IGT Jackpots shared a screenshot of the win, showing a guest’s game of Wheel of Fortune Double Gold Gold Spin Slots at Harry Reid International Airport.

A Spirit Airlines plane lands at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images / Getty Images)
The picture shows a whopping win of $347,993.85.
"Now this was a trip to remember!" IGT Jackpots wrote.
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The lucky winner has not been identified.
The announcement comes just a few weeks after another lucky player betting on the slot machines in Las Vegas won more than $12 million.

Wheel of Fortune slot machines in Las Vegas. (George Rose/Getty Images / Getty Images)
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The player, who asked to remain anonymous, came away with $12,185,766 while playing a Megabucks Triple Red Hot 7s Spitfire Multipliers Slot machine at the Excalibur Hotel & Casino on the Strip.
FOX Business’ Brie Stimson contributed to this report.