Valentine's Day Luck: $233K Progressive Jackpot Shatters Casino Records
A fortunate player has broken records at The Nash Casino in New Hampshire after landing the largest progressive jackpot in the venue's history. Anthony Hom from Lowell, Massachusetts, walked away with over $230,000 while playing Pai Gow on Valentine's Day. The casino also handed out two other major jackpots that same evening, totalling more than $350,000 in winnings.
The Nash Casino celebrated a historic payout on 14 February when Hom secured a $233,490.95 progressive jackpot. His win surpassed the casino's previous record of $155,220, set by an earlier progressive prize. The victory came from the venue's Bonus Spin Xtreme (BSX) system, which awards players a share—or sometimes the entire—progressive prize pool.
On the same night, two other players struck gold. One collected $71,964.50 from a progressive blackjack jackpot, while another won $84,950 on a Historical Horse Racing (HHR) machine. These payouts contributed to the casino's total of $29 million awarded since its opening in 2023.
The BSX system features a 'Triple Diamond' prize, which grants the full progressive pool to a single winner. While exact figures on the number of progressive jackpots paid out remain undisclosed, the casino continues to offer daily progressive games with substantial winning opportunities.
Hom's record-breaking win marks the highest progressive payout at The Nash Casino to date. The Valentine's Day jackpots bring the venue's total payouts to $29 million since launch. Players can still compete for progressive prizes through the casino's ongoing daily games.
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