
Two players split a $1,154,924 baccarat progressive jackpot at Palms Casino Resort on Oct. 30 after an all-clubs hand, taking $577,462 each. The property saw a similar $1.1M baccarat win in May plus multiple slot jackpots. Nevada rules treat the top prize as a shared community award.
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A baccarat hand at Palms Casino Resort produced a shared progressive jackpot of $1,154,924. A Las Vegas local and a visiting tourist split the prize equally early Friday, Oct. 30, each receiving $577,462.
Casino officials confirmed all six cards dealt were clubs. The outcome featured a three-card Banker hand totaling seven defeating a Player hand totaling zero. This met the criteria for the top award.
Nevada rules for Baccarat Progressive treat the top jackpot as a community prize. It is divided equally among all players who placed the qualifying progressive wager on the triggering round. The casino has not disclosed how many players were seated at the table or the odds of hitting the jackpot.
The latest win is not the first major baccarat jackpot reported at the property this year. In May, a Las Vegas player identified as Jian W. turned a $5 progressive side bet into a $1,117,842 jackpot. That win also stemmed from a qualifying suited baccarat hand.
Big payouts have also come from the resort's slot floor. On Feb. 15, a guest won a $609,346 Platinum Bonus Jackpot while playing IGT's Whitney Houston-themed slot machine. The jackpot was hit on a $20 spin.
The largest publicly reported jackpot at the Palms remains a $2,170,581.77 Wheel of Fortune payout won in July 2024. The out-of-state visitor hit it on a $3 wager with just 46 cents left in credits. As reported by Casino.org News, these figures highlight repeated seven-figure activity at the venue.
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