La Femme
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Las Vegas, NV
Wednesdays - Mondays
(dark Tuesdays)
Show time: 8:30 PM & 10:30 PM
$59.00 plus tax

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Tropicana Resort & Casino
Las Vegas, NV
Mondays - Saturdays
(dark Sundays)
Show time: 7:30 PM , 8:30 PM
10:30 PM
From $63.45

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Las Vegas, NV
Saturdays - Thursdays
Show time: 8:00 PM
$60.45 plus tax

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Luxor
Las Vegas, NV
Wednesdays - Mondays
(dark Tuesdays)
Show time: 7:00 pm & 10:00 PM
$88 plus tax

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New Orleans Winner

NEW ORLEANS -- A 47-year-old Chalmette woman celebrating her wedding anniversary alone while her husband of 38 years fulfilled his scheduled offshore work duties won a $4,336,288 Wheel of Fortune® $1 denomination progressive slot jackpot at Harrah's New Orleans Casino.

Geraldine C. Armstrong, a 57-year-old secretary, was returning home from a church retreat when, as she put it, "divine providence" directed her to stop at Harrah's.

God certainly had something to do with it," a still-stunned Armstrong stated with conviction. "The exit for Harrah's was right there and He told me to 'go have fun.'"

Armstrong had wagered $70 on the Wheel of Fortune® machine and was in the process of playing out her last credits when she hit the statewide progressive MegaJackpots(TM) prize. She had $4 remaining on the machine at the time of her win.

"The feeling is indescribable," Armstrong stated wide-eyed after Louisiana State Police and IGT technicians verified the win. "Fantastic!"

While still not 100 percent sure how she will spend her windfall, Armstrong said she would use the money to help her 82-year-old mother, who suffers from Parkinson's Disease, and provide for her granddaughter and three grandsons.

"I can make a lot of plans and help a lot of people," Armstrong said thoughtfully before departing from Harrah's about midnight. She added, "I just know God is good and we'll just figure it out together. He'll guide me where I need to go."