A spokeswoman for the DCP said, "It was the first incident [in the state] where an online slot machine was not paying out as advertised.""Effectively, it was impossible for any Connecticut patron to achieve a win on the game for a period of 7 days, while live on the gaming platform," according to the report, which was first detailed by the CT Insider news outlet on Tuesday.But from Aug. 15 through Aug. 21 last year, a total of 522 people in Connecticut who wagered nearly $24,000 on the game over more than 2 ...