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I was struggling to translate the following poster in a rigorous manner, more
specifically to Korean, which is a LOT easier than translating Japanese to
English.

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/km1cE.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/km1cE.png)

It says "2016年レギュラーシーズン公式戦の西武プリンスドーム開催試合においていずれも当日、残席がある場合のみ"

Now I have divided the phrase "-開催試合においていずれも当日" into

"-開催試合において" / "いずれも当日"

"Regarding Prince Dome Games" / "???? the day"

And from the context I've concluded that the phrase really means

"All Prince Dome games regardless of the day" and subsequently,

"The game is free only if it is a regular season game @ Prince Dome, and if
there are free seats left."

Which sounds pretty reasonable, but I still can't really pinpoint the
definition of the word "いずれも," and Googling didn't help at all.

I was thinking "all," but why the phrase when we have 全部 or すべて?
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meaning usage
definition and usage of ~いずれも
全部 or すべて sound more like _all of them (in a batch, or all together)_ ,
whereas いずれも sounds more like _each of them, any of them (individually,
separately)_. In the context of your example, いずれも applies to the games -- not
the days -- which have free seating only if 当日、残席がある -- i.e., seating in any
given game is free if there are seats left on the day of that game.

Note too that the "free" here is 自由, meaning that seats are not assigned. This
is **not** "free" as in 無料, meaning that there is no charge.

**PS:** いずれも and どれも are synonyms. Modern どれ is a phonetic evolution of older
いずれ.
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It means "either [1]平日開催ABC or [2]土日祝開催C外野" here.
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