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SVL launches game which draws every five minutes
Bettors at one of Supreme Venture’s outlets
Business
October 25, 2014

SVL launches game which draws every five minutes

SUPREME Ventures Limited (SVL) has launched a new game which draws every five minutes.

Money Time, as SVL’s highest frequency game is called, is a roulette game which requires players to bet on a single number to play.

Bettors will get a chance to win 25 to 27 times their bet on each draw, depending on which numbers are drawn.

Previously, the gaming company’s highest frequency game was Cash Pot, which also allows players to bet on a single number and which plays four times a day. The game recently became open to bettors on Sundays, following a change in Government regulations.

Cash Pot also generates over 65 per cent of SVL’s revenue, having raked in $13.5 billion in sales during the six months to June 30.

Unlike SVL’s other lottery games, Money Time does not have a live draw on television or radio.

However, players can view the results every five minutes on monitor screens in select SVL locations throughout the island.

“SVL has always made it our duty to constantly be on the cutting edge of the Jamaican gaming experience, by adding exciting new additions to our portfolio offered,” said Sonia Davidson, SVL’s vice president of group corporate communications. “Money Time is our latest creation, where players will have the option to play and go or stay in the locations.”

The game is offered from 6:05 am each morning until 1:45 am the following morning.

“So players have the option of socialising while playing the game, and this will give our players the chance to win more.”

Due to the frequency of the draws each day players are encouraged to use the multi-draw feature on their bet-slips, which will allow them to purchase multiple Money Time draws simultaneously, so that they will not miss their number if drawn.

This will give players an even higher probability to cash in larger sums of money on the small bets played.

Money Time can be played at any Supreme Ventures Limited location, therefore players will be able to play, check and cash their tickets at all outlets islandwide.

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