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Jul 02, 2011 Sports
The nation’s top domino clubs will all converge in Georgetown from today for the Blue Bird two-day tournament which will be played, at the Guyana Girls Guides head quarters.
Double six time is 14:00 hours and participating teams will have to pay an entrance fee of $10,000 where they would have a chance to pocket the tournament’s top prize of $200,000.
Second and third place take home $100,000 and $75,000 respectively and prizes will be awarded to the female that share the first love, the female with the first double love and the female with the most overall games.
According to Blue Bird Club President Orin Joseph, apart from having the top players together, their idea is to try to attract more female to the game of Domino.
“We know men would come out, but we want to see more women getting involve in the game, so, I hope these clubs coming to participate would take advantage of the consolation prizes” said Joseph, who also sits as the Vice President of the Georgetown Domino Association.
Joseph further added that this is the first major tournament being run by the Blue Bird Domino Club and as such, they would want all participants to conduct themselves with a great degree of professionalism.
Some of the teams expected to participate are ‘Mix-up’ who were the winners of the last Digicel sponsored competition where they carted off the top prize of $400,000, Frankie’s, T&T Domino Club and other top playing teams from the three counties.
The tournament is being sponsored by Ansa McAl Limited, Nigel’s Super Market, T&T Domino Club, Wireless Connection, Oasis Taxi Service, Parts Plus and Jacks Music House.
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