PLAY OPAP PATRAS GAME HALL, Patras

Presentation of the PLAY OPAP PATRAS GAME HALL, Patras

\The PLAY OPAP Patras Game Hall is located at 25A Georgiou A Square, Patra, right in the city center. The venue operates from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. on most days, with extended hours until 4 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays to accommodate late-night visitors.

The gaming floor features modern slot machines and electronic games, arranged for ease of use and continuous play. With accessible betting levels and updated titles, the venue caters to those looking for casual gaming sessions.

Guests can enjoy complimentary drinks, snacks, free Wi-Fi, and parking, along with attentive service from the staff and regular promotions. These amenities create a relaxed social atmosphere perfect for stays of 2 to 3 hours.

Local players appreciate the venue for its clean environment, convenient central location, and focus on slot gaming, all without the full casino experience. Its proximity to key transport routes further enhances accessibility for both residents and visitors.

Entry is restricted to individuals aged 21 and older, and a valid government-issued photo ID is required upon arrival.

The City

Patras is a major city in the Western Greece region, situated in the northern part of the Peloponnese. With an estimated population of around 170,000 residents, it is one of the largest urban centers in the country. The city is located along the Gulf of Patras, which provides strong connections to maritime routes, regional highways, and surrounding commercial areas.

As an important economic and administrative hub, Patras is supported by its port, universities, industrial zones, and service-based sectors. The Port of Patras plays a crucial role in trade and passenger transport, offering connections to western Greece and international destinations. Retail activity, logistics, and education further strengthen the city’s role in the national economy.

Patras offers a well-structured community environment featuring schools, recreational areas, sports facilities, and public venues that enhance daily life. Event spaces, coastal areas, and organized neighborhoods contribute to a vibrant atmosphere for residents, students, and visitors year-round.

The city is equipped with hospitals, shops, and reliable transport connections, including road routes, regional buses, and access to Araxos Airport. Its efficient port operations and robust infrastructure make Patras a central urban center in w…

Patras is a major city in the Western Greece region, situated in the northern part of the Peloponnese. With an estimated population of around 170,000 residents, it is one of the largest urban centers in the country. The city is located along the Gulf of Patras, which provides strong connections to maritime routes, regional highways, and surrounding commercial areas.

As an important economic and administrative hub, Patras is supported by its port, universities, industrial zones, and service-based sectors. The Port of Patras plays a crucial role in trade and passenger transport, offering connections to western Greece and international destinations. Retail activity, logistics, and education further strengthen the city’s role in the national economy.

Patras offers a well-structured community environment featuring schools, recreational areas, sports facilities, and public venues that enhance daily life. Event spaces, coastal areas, and organized neighborhoods contribute to a vibrant atmosphere for residents, students, and visitors year-round.

The city is equipped with hospitals, shops, and reliable transport connections, including road routes, regional buses, and access to Araxos Airport. Its efficient port operations and robust infrastructure make Patras a central urban center in western Greece.