Garfield Brissett was the last man standing after five rounds of competitive cutthroat matches as the Supreme Ventures Domino Master Series made its second stop at Miggie’s Sports Bar, Spanish Town last Sunday (March 19).

Brissett claimed the top prize of $150,000 after triumphing over more than 120 competitors. Runner-up Jeneard Williamson went home with $100,000 while Natalie Wright and Collin Powell secured third and fourth place respectively, winning $75,000 and $50,000 each.

“I feel delighted about this tournament and even more excited about being Spanish Town’s champion. It is a joy to compete amongst so many talented players and I cannot wait to go up against Jamaica’s best at the finals and claim my spot as Jamaica’s National Domino champion,” asserted Spanish Town’s champion, Garfield Brissett.

Dwayne Tulloch, senior vice president of customer operations, shared that “This leg of the tournament delivered some fantastic domino action. This turnout was an even bigger one than the kickoff match and we’re happy to see that the excitement is growing as the series progresses. Congratulations to Mr Brissett on his victory, well done to all the other finalists and I must thank all the participants for their support. I’m looking forward to an even bigger turnout at the next tournament where we continue to provide the opportunity for every domino player to vie for a chance at becoming the national domino champion.”

The next stop in Supreme Ventures’ island-wide domino series will be at the Smart Choice Jerk Center, Negril on April 23.

The Supreme Ventures team encourages domino lovers to purchase their tickets early from all Fontana Pharmacy branches, select Texaco service stations, Supreme Ventures Retail Centers, Pier One, and online at caribtix.com and register online at the official domino website www.svldomino.com to become a participant.

The Supreme Domino Master Series will culminate on June 11, at the National Arena in Kingston. The top 16 from each community tournament will automatically qualify for the finals and will play for the title of national champion and $1 million.