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INGSTON, Jamaica – Supreme Ventures Limited is urging all customers to check their tickets to see if they have the numbers that won the $35 million jackpot back in May.

In a release on Friday, Supreme Ventures said time is running out for the lucky customer who hit the jackpot as the 90-day period to collect the winnings inches closer.

The winning numbers; 03, 04, 13, 20, 25, and 34, were bought at the Meadowbrook Pharmacy in St Andrew on May 31.

To begin the process of collecting their jackpot, the winner must present the winning ticket with their signature affixed and a valid national ID at the Supreme Ventures Flagship Store located in Twin Gates Plaza, 25 Constant Spring Road in Half Way Tree.

Prizes must be claimed within ninety (90) days of the draw date.

Unclaimed prizes from all lottery games go to the Betting Gaming & Lotteries Commission.

Source: https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/latest-news/time-running-out-to-claim-35m-lotto-jackpot-won-in-may/

Game Park Limited, the partner of Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) in Ghana, has successfully commissioned its cutting-edge draw studio, named the “Black Star Studio,” following the timely completion of the 90-day operational deadline mandated in its licensing agreement.

The inauguration of the Black Star Studio marks a significant milestone, as it now allows Ghanaians to access its inaugural game, “Pick 4.”

The partnership between SVL and Game Park Limited, known for its commitment to transparency and integrity, received approval from the National Lottery Authority (NLA) in Ghana for implementing the country’s “highest standard operating procedures” for draw processes.

SVL serves as the technical service provider for Game Park Limited and supplies the games offered by the company. The gaming platform utilized by Game Park’s games is powered by SVL’s GLI-certified proprietary software.

Clair-Ann Kennedy, CEO of SVL’s Ghana operations, expressed her pride in achieving this milestone and underscored its significance in the business partnership.

“As the technical service provider, SVL has been working closely with the Game Park team to bring the gaming experience to life. We are very proud that we have hit this milestone and are now able to support our partner as they provide world-class lottery services to Ghanaians using our proprietary lottery software,” she said.

The launch of the Black Star Studio is a pivotal moment in Ghana’s gaming industry, raising expectations for an innovative and trustworthy lottery platform that is poised to redefine the gaming landscape in the country.

Madam Bibi Bright, CEO of Game Park Limited, revealed that the name “Black Star Studio” holds special significance, as it represents the enduring connection between Jamaica and Ghana.

She said, “This is a world-class draw studio that symbolizes the rich history of our forebearers and our relationship with the diaspora. It holds deep cultural significance as it pays homage to Ghana’s historical roots and its connection with the diaspora. It reflects our company’s dedication to preserving the legacy of its ancestors while embracing the future of gaming in the country.”

With the launch of the Black Star Studio, Game Park Limited plans to introduce additional SVL products over the next six months, further bolstering its position as a prominent player in Ghana’s gaming industry.

Source: https://jamaica.loopnews.com/content/svl-partner-game-park-commences-draw-studio-operations-ghana

A $35 million Lotto jackpot that was won on May 31 this year is still unclaimed, Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) has advised.

The winning numbers were 3, 4, 13, 20, 25 and 34, and the ticket was bought at Meadowbrook Pharmacy in St Andrew.

In a release on Monday, Supreme Ventures said it is urging all Lotto players to check their tickets to see if they have the winning numbers for that date.

The company said prizes must be claimed within 90 days of the draw date, and indicated that unclaimed prizes from all lottery games go to the Betting Gaming and Lotteries Commission (BGLC).

Supreme Ventures said to begin the process of collecting a jackpot, the winner must present the winning ticket with the applicable signature affixed, along with a valid national identification, at the Supreme Ventures store in Twin Gates Plaza, 25 Constant Spring Road in Half-Way Tree, St Andrew.

Source: https://jamaica.loopnews.com/content/supreme-ventures-still-looking-35-million-lotto-winner

Lennox Aldred – Jamaica Gleaner – July 4, 2023

The famous phrase ‘better late than never’ was truly embodied on Sunday as Wilfred Barnes made history by becoming the first-ever winner of the inaugural Supreme Domino Masters Series, seizing the coveted title of National Domino Champion and a prize of $1 million.

Barnes almost did not get to enter the competition that began at 2 p.m. at the Chinese Benevolent Association headquarters on Old Hope Road, but, when the dust cleared in the wee hours of Monday morning, he had got past over 400 domino enthusiasts to be the last man standing.

For Barnes, his aggressive style of play saw him get off to a hot streak and go to five games in the grand finale, which also featured Tennay Burton, Romaine Savage and Stefan Cooper.

Barnes was then joined by Burton who also got to five games, but, in the end, some enterprising moves by Barnes saw the veteran securing the crucial sixth and final game as he displayed the three blank which he used to win the deciding game before beating the table in excitement.

“It means a lot to me to know that, despite my late registration, I was successful in the event. Being crowned domino champion and being a Jamaican makes me incredibly happy and proud. Big ups to all of my domino fans, especially those who have kept me motivated throughout the day. My victory would not have been possible without you. The inspiration truly got me through the challenging stages,” said Barnes.

Joining Barnes on the winners’ podium was Burton, who secured a commendable second place and earned a prize of $500,000. Savage took home third place and $250,000, while Cooper secured fourth place and $100,000.

Dwayne Tulloch, senior vice-president of retail and customer operations at Supreme Ventures Limited, expressed his delight after the culmination of the islandwide competition.

“We at Supreme Ventures believe in making winners every day, and this championship is a testament to that belief. We are incredibly proud to play a part in transforming lives and creating opportunities for individuals to showcase their talents. The passion and camaraderie displayed throughout the tournament are a true testament to the power of the domino community,” said Tulloch.

Source: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/sports/20230704/late-entrant-barnes-crowned-supreme-domino-master

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Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) has expressed the hope that Netball Jamaica’s Major and Minor leagues will continue honing the development of players to make the national team remain a formidable force in international competitions.

Chloleen Daley-Muschett, SVL’s corporate communications and public relations manager, stated that desire while noting their delight to be involved with two of the country’s biggest netball leagues because of a partnership with local sports’ apex body, the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA).

“Supreme Ventures is proud to return as main sponsor of the Netball Jamaica Major and Minor leagues,” said Daley-Muschett. “We’ve had a long history of supporting sports in Jamaica, and we’re pleased to continue to empower another generation of netballers to showcase their skill and talent on the court.”

Both the Major and Minor League competitions got under way recently and will see a busy schedule of matches at netball’s home, the Leila Robinson Courts.

Tricia Robinson, president of Netball Jamaica, also pointed to the value of the SVL leagues in the sport’s growth.

“This is a big year for netball, (with) the Central American and Caribbean Games in July and the Netball World Cup that culminates in August,” Robinson said.

The national team is now playing at the CAC Games, where the sport is making its debut. That is mainly to the influence and lobbying of the JOA, whose executive played a critical role in securing a spot at the games for the sport as part of their overall contribution to the sport’s development through sponsorship of the leagues, the national teams, and its programme.

The Sunshine Girls are scheduled to play their first-ever CAC games in an all-Caribbean matchup against Barbados today in San Salvador, El Salvador.

Pointing to the transitional effect of the local leagues, Robinson said: “Many of the ladies who are representing us in those competitions got their start in this league, and we thank Supreme Ventures for their continued support.”

Significantly more teams are participating this season, a direct result of the waning impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which halted sporting competitions for nearly three years.

For Netball Jamaica’s combined Major, Minor and Intermediate leagues last year, only 31 teams took part. This time, the numbers have more than doubled to 65. Ten teams will be involved in the Major League, an elite competition with many players who have been part of the national set-up at varying levels. The Minor League comprises 25 outfits.

Dwayne Gutzmer, chair of the organising committee for Netball Jamaica’s leagues, highlighted initiatives of Supreme Ventures that will enhance the players’ experience.

“The committee works tirelessly to ensure that everything is in place for a smooth execution of the competition,” he shared.

“We couldn’t ask for a better sponsor, as, in addition to covering the costs associated with the Major and Minor Leagues, Supreme Ventures will also provide baskets for the Supreme Player of the Match in each game,” said Gutzmer.

Source: https://jamaica-star.com/article/sports/20230703/svl-returns-sponsor-netball%E2%80%99s-major-minor-leagues