“We
expect that our customers will receive the app favourably. For now, we are
focused on ensuring a high success rate for the games offered on the app and to
roll out additional games currently offered by SVL in the future.”
President and CEO of
Supreme Ventures Limited, Ann-Dawn Young Sang commenting on the launch of
betting on the SVL Mobile Betting App.
Finally
Jamaican can place bets via the SVL (Supreme Ventures Limited) Mobile Betting
App.
This
after having secured gaming regulator approval in March 2019, with the app
launching back in February as pointed out in the article “SVL
Looks To Cash Cows To Popularise Mobile Betting App”, Published Friday
April 12, 2019 by Avia Collinder, The
Jamaica Gleaner.
So
how does this app work?
Supreme Ventures Mobile
Betting App - Convenient betting to avoid long lines
Subscribers
to the app will have access all day to placing bets except at 2 a.m. to 6 a.m.
daily. Clearly, unless you are obsessed, you cannot place bets while asleep.
But
this app is for those who love betting but dislike being seen at a betting shop
all the time or going in a line to place their bets.
The
app has SVL's 2 most popular games:
1. Cash
Pot
2. Money
Time
Placing
bets will be via top-up, not the Mobile Money option I had anticipated as
predicted in my Geezam blog article entitled “Supreme Ventures
JustBet Mobile sees winnings Quisk-ed to NCB Account”.
You
can add a minimum of JA$100, with up to JA$650,000 top-up on the accounts at
SVL agent windows and other locations named by the company. You can wager with
limits as follows:
1. Monthly
top-up - JA$100,000 to JA$650,000
2. Daily
wagering - JA$50,000 to JA$325,000
Users
can also keep track of their bets, as they are stored on their unique profile.
They can receive your winnings via Quisk as noted in the article “SVL
Testing Mobile Betting App, As BGLC Tackles Online Gaming Regulations”,
published Friday May 4, 2018, The Jamaica
Gleaner or via retail centres and lottery agents.
For now, its Cash Pot and Money Time, both of which generated ticket sales of $36 billion and prize-money payout topping $25 billion in 2018.
For now, its Cash Pot and Money Time, both of which generated ticket sales of $36 billion and prize-money payout topping $25 billion in 2018.
Supreme Ventures Mobile
Betting App - Lotto or Super Lotto reminder
Good
to note that SVL, despite expecting the death of Lotto games as predicted in
the article “Supreme
Ventures Prepping For Lottery’s Inevitable Decline”, published Wednesday
May 30, 2018 by Neville Graham, The
Jamaica Gleaner still managed some impressive numbers in 2018:
1. JA
$43.48 billion in Ticket sales
2. JA$19.48
billion (inclusive of horse racing)
3. JA
$2.1 billion in profit
“We
are expecting an increase in revenue by making the game more convenient, so our
players never miss a draw once they have the app and are fully registered and
verified. So, obviously, more bets will be placed as a result,” said President
and CEO of Supreme Ventures Limited, Ann-Dawn Young Sang.
Interestingly,
the app alerts you of every game as well as your winnings. This is something
sure to excite many who have heard stories of Jamaicans winning large sums of
money in the Lotto or Super Lotto, only to be unable to claim it as they either
forgot or lost their ticket.
Supreme
Ventures is also clearly planning for the future, with plans to track analytics
via their Mobile gaming app as pointed out in the article “Supreme
Ventures Wants Data From Its Customers”, published Friday June 22, 2018, The Jamaica Gleaner possibly to use the data to create other
games that may involve geo-location or even event betting.
So
this app may not only get the reluctant introvert to become a games, but also
rejuvenate Lotto or Super Lotto by becoming a reminder on your phone.
