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Trop Casino Greenville recently announced a month-long celebration of its 30th anniversary. The casino launched in 1996. Now, it is celebrating 30 years of delivering exciting gaming experiences, exceptional guest services, and genuine, positive contributions to the community in the Mississippi Delta.
The casino has welcomed thousands of guests over the years. This has established the casino as a premier entertainment destination in the region. Moreover, it has created hundreds of employment opportunities.
“30 years is an incredible achievement and a testament to the loyalty of our guests, the dedication of our Team Members and the support of the Greenville community. We are proud of our history and excited to celebrate this milestone with the guests who have made it all possible,”
said Gerald Beasley, general manager of Trop Casino Greenville.
Goodies and giveaways
Trop Casino Greenville is inviting guests to join a month-long anniversary celebration of this historic milestone. Promotions, giveaways, tournaments, and cash drawings are the highlights of the celebration.
Notable promotions in store for guests include:
- Tuesday Hot Seats: Every Tuesday throughout November, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., guests will have an opportunity to win $250 in Free Slot Play in the Hot Seat drawings.
- Wednesday Anniversary T-Shirt Giveaway: Every Wednesday throughout November, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., guests will receive a commemorative 30th Anniversary T-shirt while supplies last.
- Thursday Slot Tournaments: Guests will get a chance to win up to $1,000 in Free Slot Play. They can put their skills to the test every Thursday from 5 p.m.
- Friday Scratch-Offs: Guests will have multiple chances to win exciting scratch-off prizes and instant-winning opportunities every Friday throughout the month.
- $300,000 Cash Drawing: Guests will have multiple chances to participate in the casino’s $300,000 Cash Drawings on select Saturdays throughout November. Qualifier drawings are scheduled for November 14 and 21. The Grand Finale will go down on November 28.
