Creative Marketing Associates CEO Ayesha Creary (left) alongside Communication and Marketing Manager Shannon Dale Reid (centre) and Buzz Magazine’s Krystina Chin during the Acropolis relaunch recently.

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The Acropolis Gaming Lounge relaunch on November 27 set a new benchmark for entertainment in Jamaica, combining cutting-edge gaming technology, an upgraded food and drink menu, and a chic, modernised venue. Corporate professionals, influencers and gaming enthusiasts came together to experience the refreshed space, enjoying not just the new gaming machines but also the exclusive atmosphere created by signature cocktails and curated bites. Some $250 million was invested in the facelift.

IGT National Sales Manager Nicholas Spence with General Manager Debbie Green during the Acropolis relaunch on November 27.

Ribbiz Ultra Lounge co-director Don Creary (left) engages Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) Executive Chairman Gary Peart during the Acropolis relaunch..

Michelle Gordon chats with Supreme Ventures Gaming CEO Xesus Johnston during the Acropolis relaunch on Wednesday, November 27, 2024..

Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) Director David McConnell (centre) chats with senior advisor/strategist Ministry of Tourism Delano Seiveright (right) as Supreme Ventures Limited Executive Chairman Gary Peart looks on during the Acropolis relaunch on Wednesday, November 27, 2024..

From left: Party promoter Nicholas “Zimi” Mahfood, Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL) Senior Marketing and Innovation Manager Kajay Rowe, and businessman Romeich Major during the Acropolis relaunch. .

Ribbiz Ultra Lounge co-director Kamal Bankay (left) shares a moment with senior advisor/strategist Delano Seiveright (centre) and engineer Stephen Edwards during the Acropolis relaunch recently..

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