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Section 11 begins by completely ignoring this important exception in the contract, stating: 'From the language in the agreement, it is clear that Imperial Palace agreed to indemnify IGT against any claims, and it is equally clear that IGT had not agreed to indemnify Imperial Place.' IMHO, the one exception - where IGT accepts responsibility - is the precise issue that should have decided this case. Within the warranty limitations set forth above, IGT shall be responsible for the acts and omissions of its employees and agents.' Ah, ha! This is the very important exception, overlooked elsewhere.

Section 10 continues, referencing item 15 of the IGT contract: 'Lessee agrees to indemnify IGT and hold IGT harmless from and against liability or damage from injury or loss arising out of the possession or use of the Equipment on the premises of the Lessee, over which IGT has no control. Section 10 examines relevant 'items' of the contract between IGT and the casino, where item 9 includes 'hold harmless' wording that largely indemnifies IGT against any and all claims 'which may arise as a result of the existence, use or operation of the Equipment on the Lessee's premises.' Section 4 states the whole problem was the result of an IGT programmer 'mistakenly' setting both the $1M jackpot amount and the 'Stand-Alone Progressive' indicator on the machine. I suggest IGT owes money to somebody, and here's why: Section 18 notes that the Gaming Commission previously decided the patron should receive $1M because of the Commission's 'broader responsibility in some cases, without ignoring the law or regulations, to insure that reasonable fairness and the perception of fairness prevails.' IMHO, the Gaming Commission decision assures any progressive $$ the casino collected went to patron(s) and not illegally to the casino.) (Not sure who gets all the previous patron $$ that went to the progressive, but the court decision - rightly or wrongly - ignores this aspect of the issue. Section 1 of the court decision (Note: I'm calling the funny paragraph symbol a 'section' because I cannot easily duplicate it) indicates that there was 'nothing on the machine indicated a patron could win more than $8,000.' So, even if a portion of player proceeds went into a separate 'progressive' container, nothing showed that occuring. Was there anywhere on the machine that showed a progressive that was climbing, or was this just a standard machine where all of the screens showed fix wins? I would like to see a picture of the machine though.

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