- Jordan Davis plays The Event Center on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m., the only concert on the resort’s calendar that weekend.
- Six Monster Match winners are drawn hourly from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday, and each plays a five-level board that tops out at $10,000.
- Players earn one entry per 31 slot points or 155 table points, plus one free kiosk entry each day.
- The $60,000 name needs all six winners to reach the $10,000 top prize, which the rules list at 1:24 per selected player.
VERONA, N.Y. – Turning Stone Resort Casino will host country singer Jordan Davis in The Event Center on Saturday, Oct. 24, at 8 p.m., then draw six winners for its $60,000 Monster Match game on Sunday, Oct. 25, one each hour from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Davis’s show is the only concert on the resort’s calendar that weekend. The promotion’s official rules put the top prize at $10,000, not $60,000.
Davis Is The Only Concert Listed For The Weekend
Davis has eight career No. 1 songs, according to the event page. The resort’s calendar lists no other concert in The Event Center or The Showroom on Oct. 24 or 25. Ticketmaster is the official seller, and the resort warns that tickets from third-party sites are subject to fraud.
Six Drawings Run Hourly From 3 P.M. To 8 P.M. Sunday
Winners are chosen at random from activated entries at 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 p.m. on Oct. 25, one per drawing. Each selected player picks two of nine boxes per level, and two matching monsters move the player up the board, while a miss pays the last level completed.
The odds the rules list for a selected player step from 1:1 at the $1,000 level through 1:8 at $2,000, 1:10 at $5,000 and 1:14 at $7,000 to 1:24 at $10,000. Each rung is rarer than the last, and the top is the long shot the $60,000 name leans on: that figure is six $10,000 prizes, paid in full only if all six winners clear all five levels.
Entries Need Play, Then Activation Within An Hour
Entries have accrued since Aug. 22 and keep counting through Oct. 25, at a rate of one per 31 slot points or 155 table points tracked on a TS Rewards Card, plus one free kiosk entry a day with no wager, according to the rules. A table player needs five times the points of a slot player per entry, but the rules do not say how much play earns a point, which leaves the free entry as the only one with a known cost.
Selection odds depend on the number of eligible entrants, the rules say, and they give no entry count. Entries count toward a drawing only if the player shows active play on the card within one hour of it.
Winners are announced over the overhead speakers and have 15 minutes to reach the Emerald Lobby promotions area, or a redraw follows and the prize is forfeited. Participants must be 18 or older, and winners owe the taxes.
Saturday Bingo And The WSOP Circuit Fill Out The Weekend
Turning Stone, owned and operated by the Oneida Indian Nation, is a land-based casino, a separate market from the online operators covered across USA gambling sites. Its bingo page lists the $10K Bingo Games for the Saturday, Oct. 24, matinee session, with more than $250,000 in advertised prizes, a $25,000 jackpot and $10,000 regular games.
The World Series of Poker Circuit series, billed in the resort’s June announcement at 12 days, 18 rings and more than $3 million guaranteed, opened Oct. 15 and wraps Monday, Oct. 26. For New York poker players, the final two days are Sunday and Monday.
Night Fever Is Next On The Calendar Nov. 7
The next show on the resort’s calendar after Davis is Night Fever: The Best of the Bee Gees, a tribute act, in The Showroom on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 8 p.m.