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Spin to Win: Hard Rock's Bristol Casino Rolls Out Massive Prize Wheel Raffle This June

John M. Dabbs

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Bristol, VA — Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Bristol, currently known as Bristol Casino, is set to offer exciting opportunities for its Unity Members to bag some significant rewards this June. The casino has introduced a 'Spin to Win' raffle prize wheel event, set to be held every Friday of the month.

The event will see four lucky members each hour between 6 PM and 10 PM get the chance to spin the prize wheel, with potential winnings in the form of Free Play or Free Bet prizes. The winnings per spin can range from $250 to a whopping $5000.

"Our aim is to show our appreciation to our loyal guests and Unity Members with this engaging 'Spin to Win' event," said Marc DeLeo, the Vice President of Marketing. "We're excited about giving them a chance to win some fantastic prizes."

The event begins with entry drop-offs from 4 PM to 10 PM every Friday in June. The number of entries per member depends on their membership tier. Star & Legend members will receive one entry per drawing, Icon members two entries, and X members will enjoy three entries. The offer is also open to members who sign up on the day of the event.

For more information about the 'Spin to Win' Raffle, Unity Members and potential participants can visit the official website at https://www.hardrockhotelcasinobristol.com/promotions/spin-to-win.

The 'Spin to Win' event will be held at the Bristol Casino, soon to be rebranded as the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Bristol. For more information on this transition, visit https://www.hardrockhotelcasinobristol.com/.

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