Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa marks $2bn milestone in jackpots given away in 2024
A lucky guest, Richard B, won a $100,000 Mercedes AMG GLE 53 SUV as part of a celebration of $2bn in jackpots paid out so far in 2024 by Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa.
Richard B. was playing a Dollar Storm – Caribbean Gold $0.25 progressive slot machine with a $18.75 bet. He won $1,680 on the machine, which pushed the casino’s total slots payout for 2024 to over $2 billion. The win earned him the new Mercedes in recognition of surpassing the slot payout milestone.
“This is absolutely amazing,” said the winner. “I stopped in to play for just a minute, hit a jackpot, and suddenly I was whisked away to find out I won a car. I’ve been playing at Hard Rocks forever, but this is the first time I’ve ever won a car.”
In addition to Richard B.’s good fortune, 881 guests playing with their Unity Card each received $25 in Bonus Free Play. A total of $22,025 was awarded.
The Seminole Hard Rock saw more than 2,000 jackpots of $1,200 were paid every day in 2024 with over 294 jackpots of $100,000 or more were paid last year including nine over $1m, 87 per cent of all jackpots were won by a person playing with a Unity card. Players bet a little and still won big. 40 jackpots over $100,000 were won betting $5 per spin or less. One lucky customer won 465 jackpots of $1,200 or more in one day (most jackpots in a single day paid to one person). Slots at Seminole Hard Rock Tampa paid out $14,432,866,759 including over $2bn in jackpots of $1,200 or more.
“It’s exciting that we have paid out more than $2 billion in jackpots,” said Steve Bonner, President of Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa. “We are always dedicated to providing exceptional guest experiences, while ensuring that each visit to Seminole Hard Rock Tampa is truly unforgettable.”
2024 is the third year Seminole Hard Rock Tampa has paid out more than $2 billion in jackpots.
Seminole Hard Rock Tampa has paid out over 723,505 jackpots of $1,200 or more so far this year. That’s almost two jackpots for every person who lives in the City of Tampa.
