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Big Prizes Available at Batavia Downs Gaming

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Niagara Reporter- · April 11, 2024
Big Prizes Available at Batavia Downs Gaming
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By Tony Farina

There always seems to be a lot of money on the table for those who visit Batavia Downs Gaming, and that’s especially true on Saturdays.

Every Saturday in April features hot seat drawings hourly between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. for $250.

Also on the table April 13 and 20 is $8,000, enough to enjoy your vehicle fantasy or anything else you would like to acquire with “found” money.

In addition, on Saturday, April 27, the prize is an incredible $30,000 in cash.

That’s serious money on all counts and all you need to do to possibly walk home with the cash is visit Batavia Downs Gaming, one of the most popular entertainment destinations in our region, just off the Thruway.

Good luck and enjoy a good meal at one of the four outstanding restaurants on premises and there are many other money giveaways available each and every day.

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