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Another Big Bundle of Joy on Saturday at Batavia Downs Gaming

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Niagara Reporter- · March 14, 2024
Another Big Bundle of Joy on Saturday at Batavia Downs Gaming
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By Tony Farina

Just a quick reminder that there will be a $5,000 drawing on Saturday, March 16, at Batavia Downs Gaming for the Leprechaun Loot Progressive, another big bundle of cash for the lucky winner.

The Leprechaun Progressive happens on Saturdays in March with a chance to win $23,760 in cash plus any carryover.

There are many chances to win money at Batavia Downs Gaming through the month of March and just about every other day of the year at the facility that has become a very popular destination for fun lovers from across the state just off the Thruway.

Check it out and maybe you will walk away with more money than you can imagine. It is indeed possible as records are made to be broken at Batavia Downs Gaming.

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