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| Dec 18, 2021

Supreme Ventures’ ‘Reggae 6’ continues to make millionaires at Caymanas Park

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Jockey, Matthew Bennett onboard Secret Identity dominates the track at the MBet Summit of Speed at Caymanas Park on Saturday, December 11. (Photo contributed)

Since its inception in October 2020, the exciting Reggae 6 Mandatory Payout wager at Caymanas Park has paid out over $500 million, creating 40 brand new millionaires in less than two years.

The wager proves to consistently deliver value to punters given its ability to rake in massive wins with smaller bets.

This was evident during last weekend’s staging of the MBet ‘Summit of Speed’ where four lucky punters were made into millionaires.

There was a historic Reggae 6 payout last Sunday (December 12), when a single winner won $8,409,250 from a bet of $4,320, using the company’s mobile betting platform – MBet.

According to Supreme Ventures, this is the second-highest win in the Reggae 6 wager’s history.

“The highest recorded was a payout of $10,276,099 on July 17, 2021, from a wager of $13,500,” the company said in a statement on December 16.

Meanwhile last Saturday, three Twilight 6 winners took home approximately $1.4 million each, from wagers as low as $11,520.

General manager at Supreme Ventures Racing and Entertainment (SVREL), Lorna Gooden, said the Reggae 6 was created to meet the demands of punters.

“We listened to the feedback from our punters and are committed to delivering a product that gives them the chance to win big with a small bet. It’s safe to say we have delivered on this promise, and we hope to see even more record-breaking wins in the coming years,” she said.

The Reggae 6 multi-wager bet requires the bettor to select the winner in each of the first six consecutive races on a race card.

The next scheduled Reggae 6 Mandatory Payout is set for Monday, December 27 – coinciding with the Caymanas Championship weekend (December 26 & 27).

Races for that weekend will include the 2nd Running of the Ian Levy Cup (GR. 1), the 2nd Running of the Christopher Armond Sprint (GR. 1) and the final in the SVL 2YO Triple Series and the 110th Running of the SVL Jamaica 2YO Stakes.

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