Sportsbook.com Member Wins Over Half Million Dollars

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The Duke Blue Devils weren't the only big winners last night. Anthony M. from New Jersey cashed in on the biggest jackpot in Sportsbook.com's 13+ year history.

Playing the Reel Sports 5-Reel Slots, Anthony won the $577,011.58 progressive jackpot at the click of the mouse. Yup, that's over half a million dollars to a loyal Sportsbook.com member who has been with the site since 2000.

"I noticed back in December that the jackpot was getting pretty high," Anthony explained. "I knew someone was going to get it so I've been playing a lot. I almost quit a couple times and then it hit - last night."

When asked what he was going to do with his newly acquired riches, Anthony stated, "I'm going to pay off some house debt for sure and I also plan on helping some family members that need some help. Also, my parent's 40th anniversary is coming up so they'll be getting a very nice and long vacation."

Congratulations to Anthony M. for getting his piece of the pie. Now it's your turn; go to the Sportsbook.com Casino and start playing today. The 5-Reel Slots progressive jackpot is already over $164,000. 

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