> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gator-group.gitbook.io/gator/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gator-group.gitbook.io/gator/gator-features/events.md).

# Events

A list of events hosted by Gator Group for the Community. <br>

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### Burn Them All - Season 1&#x20;

Gator Group hosted a 5-day burn event, where for every 10,000 $GATOR burned, the end user would receipt (1) raffle ticket. \
There had been a major prize of up to 1,200,000 $GATOR on offer for the winner, and (3) runner up prizes of 50,000 $GATOR. <br>

**Total Burned During the Event:** 11,722,731 $GATOR \
**Total Number of Burn TXs:** 93<br>
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### Burn Them All - Season 2&#x20;

Gator Group hosted another 5-day burn event, where for every 10,000 $GATOR burned, the end user would receipt (1) raffle ticket. \
There had been a major prize of up to 600,000 $GATOR + (1) Rank 1 NFT on offer for the winner, and (3) runner up prizes of 50,000 $GATOR. <br>

**Total Burned During the Event:** 4,626,630 $GATOR \
**Total Number of Burn TXs:** 450

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### Burn Them All - Season 3&#x20;

Gator Group is currently hosting another event, which is currently live & has up to 600,000 $GATOR + (1) Rank 1 NFT on offer for the winner, and (2) runner up prizes of 50,000 $GATOR. \
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See Discord for Details: <https://discord.com/channels/1365856562840862790/1368953640588677241/1378829615979823144>

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