Opinion ID: 2636967
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Heading: Even alignment required by pay table

Text: The slot machine had a pay table which listed the possible winning alignments and their respective payoff amounts. The Board found that this pay table clearly showed an even alignment of jackpot symbols next to the progressive jackpot amount, and Sengel does not dispute this finding. The Board concluded from this finding that the even alignment of the symbols on the pay table was an express term of the wagering contract entered into between the parties. However, Sengel argues that the exact horizontal alignment of symbols on the pay table is merely for efficiency and aesthetics, and is not a binding term of the contract. However, no evidence in the record supports this claim. With no evidence to the contrary, the Board was justified in concluding that an even alignment of jackpot symbols was a term of the contract expressly stated on the face of the machine in the pay table.