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Nov 24, 2018 Sports
Cheto’s Hot Spot and Pool Bar of 214 Shell Road and Stanley Place, Kitty has gained the backing of Trophy Stall for the hosting of its Pool competition
which is set to commence today at 15:00hrs.
Eshwar Bharat of Trophy Stall yesterday presented the first, second and third place trophies to proprietor of Cheto’s Hot Spot and Pool Bar, Yudhistra Gangaram at their Bourda Market location.
Entrance fee is $2,000 and the winner will take home a trophy and $40,000, runner-up a trophy and $20,000, third place a trophy and $10,000 and fourth place a trophy and $5,000. Gangaram told Kaieteur Sport that the tournament is being held in an effort to rekindle the passion for the sport among pool lovers and expressed gratitude to Trophy Stall for their support.
Bharrat stated that they are happy to lend their support for it is part of their corporate responsibility and wished the players well. Interested players can make contact with Gangaram on 617 7005 for registration.
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