I agree with the others that if you are admitting that you were responsible for the broken machine, then you are most likely liable for the damage. However, depending on the exact details of what happened, there might be a possibility that you could pass some of the blame off on the casino itself. In any event, it might be best to have a discussion with the casino and see if they would accept a settlement for less than the total amount they are asking for. If you don't pay and they're forced to file a claim, that will cost them time and money. They may let you slide for less than the cost of the machine if you can convince them that it wasn't completely your fault or you can't pay them the full amount. If you feel like you're over your head negotiating with the casino, it would likely help your case to hire an attorney to negotiate on your behalf. Be aware, though, that the fees an attorney would charge you might add up to more than you would have had to pay the casino to simply replace the machine in the first place.
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