Enloe v. Lawson

The plaintiff is the owner of a large number of money slot machines operated by dropping into a slot a nickel, dime, quarter or other coin, according to the type of the particular machine, which coin unlocks the mechanism and enables the player to operate the machine by pulling a lever. This causes three discs to revolve rapidly, independent of each other and not under the control of the operator. Each disc is marked with a series of designs, certain combinations of which designs win for the player, while all other combinations of designs pay nothing to the operator. The mechanism is so…