Dive into the captivating narrative of John Kane and Andre Nestor who stumbled upon a million-dollar secret in the form of a glitch on IGT’s Game King video poker machines. Their discovery involved no illegal gadgets or direct tampering; instead, it required a precise 37-step button sequence coupled with impeccable timing. Their story escalates to a courtroom drama, questioning if exploiting a game’s loophole equates to hacking.

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Step into the unbelievable true story of John Kane and Andre Nestor, the gamblers who discovered a million-dollar glitch on IGT’s Game King video poker. No devices. No tampering. Just a 37-step button sequence, perfect timing… and a courtroom showdown that decided whether “playing weird” is the same as hacking.

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