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Dec 18, 2020 Sports
Kaieteur News – All roads will lead to the Turning Point Sports Club on December 26 for the commencement of the annual Boxing Day and dominoes competition. The competition which attracts an entrance fee of $15,000 will be played under strict covid-19 guidelines.
The opening rounds will be played on a three-round points system from which nine teams will go through to the second round on Sunday for the eliminator which will be contested on a two-in-one-out system.
The first 12 teams to register will be accepted. The winning team will take home a trophy and $150,000, the runner-up a trophy and $75,000, third place a trophy and $35,000 and fourth place a trophy and $20,000. The best female player will be given $10,000 and the most valuable player $5,000.
The competition is being sponsored by All Season’s Racing Service, Dynasty, Big Boss Transportation Service, IMON Wireless Solutions Inc., Safeway Security, Leonard Leung, Sanjay Persaud, Deodat Motiram, Tony’s Jewellery and Unnamed Friends.
The competition will conclude on Sunday evening and action on both days will commence at 14:30hrs. The tournament is being coordinated by Orin Boston with assistance from Mark Wiltshire.
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