Latest update September 11th, 2026 10:26 AM
Nov 11, 2025 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Alexander SCORPI Dominoes competition is set for November 22-23 at Transport Sports Complex ground, Thomas Land, Georgetown.
The format is 6 games-6 sittings with 2 In -1 Out with the action beginning at 5pm both days.
There will be a first-place prize of $500,000 and a trophy, while the second-place will be collecting $300,000 and a trophy and third-place $200,000 and a trophy.
Fourth-place will be receiving $100,000 and a trophy with MVP of the finals will taking home $50,000 and a trophy.
Registration is set for 2-30pm to 4:30 pm and drawing immediately after. Registration fee for each male and female categories is $20,000 and $17,000 respectively.
For more information contact Jumbie (659-8672) or Barbara (663-8280).
Meanwhile, proceeds will go towards Orphanage: Joshua House and Bless the Children Home.
During the two days, there will be musical entertainment providing by Singer-Man One-man band on Saturday and Stitchie VYBZ Machine the following day.
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