Supreme Ventures moves to launch COVID vaccine lottery 

In a bid to increase the take-up of the COVID-19 vaccine by Jamaicans, the Supreme Ventures Group has announced a new Vax & Win “lottery” promotion enabling persons to win hundreds of thousands in cash and prizes every week.

In a release, the company noted that the Betting Gaming and Lotteries Commission has been advised and the promotion, which will hit the market very soon.

Effective June 20, any individual, over 18, who has been vaccinated can enter and get their chance to win.  Entries will be submitted via an online entry form, each person is allowed one entry, and upon winning persons will simply need to present their vaccination card and ID to receive their prizes.

“We all need to pull together to ensure that the country is able to get back on track as we learn to live and work with COVID-19,” said Xesus Johnston, CEO of Prime Sports Jamaica Ltd.

Xesus Johnston, CEO of Prime Sports Jamaica Ltd., a subsidiary of Supreme Ventures Group.

“The vaccination programme is a critical part of the way forward, and at Supreme Ventures we are ready to do our part to encourage as many persons to get vaccinated as possible. As the country’s leading lottery provider with one of the largest distribution networks across the country, we want to contribute significantly towards the national effort.”

The first drawing of the raffle will be on June 28, just as Supreme Ventures’ celebration of its 20th anniversary of operations gets underway.  Subsequent drawings will be conducted each week following.
“We are in discussions with the Ministry of Health regarding Vax & Win, as we look forward to working with them in supporting the national COVID-19 vaccination drive.”

In the meantime, Supreme Ventures is urging all Jamaicans to follow the Ministry of Health’s defined protocols as the country continues to face the challenges of the pandemic.

The protocols include wearing our masks, frequent hand washing, observing social distancing guidelines and staying home if you are ill.
These are some of the methods that everyone can use to help each other fight COVID-19, Supreme Ventures noted.