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The National Domino League, LLC has selected Domino, Texas to be the site where major domino tournaments for the

 

league will be held over the next year and a half beginning next month on August 22-23, 2014.  “It’s pretty obvious why we

 

chose Domino, Texas,” said Travis Newsome, the founder of the National Domino League, LLC and three time world domino

 

champion of Chicago, IL.  It is also a plus the state of Texas has many great domino players as well as neighboring states

 

Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma.  Everyone is pretty excited about competing in domino tournaments in a city called

 

Domino, Texas.  Many of the top domino players in the U.S. will be competing for big prize money including these confirmed

 

participants:  5 time world champion Jerome Wooten of Kansas City, Missouri, and the following two time world champions;

 

Billy Welch of Tallassee, Alabama, Robert Newsome, Sr., of Kansas City, Missouri and Mark Jackson (current world singles

 

champion) of Fort worth, Texas.  The competition will be fierce.  Entry fees for the tournaments range from $50.00 to the

 

$500.00 per person EGO domino tournament.

 

Our tournaments preliminary rounds will actually take place on Friday at the Wyndham Garden Hotel in Texarkana, Texas

 

and culminate on Saturday a few miles south at the Domino, Texas Community Center.

 

The goals of The National Domino League, LLC is to have a time and place for scheduled organized domino tournaments

 

throughout the year while trying to take the game to the next level and attract the likes of ESPN. 

 

“The league will also focus on trying to get the game in after school (elementary) and summer programs because we know

 

this game offers way more than many of the violent video games the kids are playing these days,” said Travis Newsome.  “We have a

 

program called, “Dominoes, More Than a Game,” where kids actually learn how to play the game but at the same time learn

 

such traits as critical thinking, probability analysis, logical and deductive reasoning and facing and handling adversity.  Other

 

major components of the program include self-esteem, improved social skills and discipline.

 

 

For additional details about the National Domino League, LLC, tournaments, or the after school program, “Dominoes, More

 

Than A Game,” please contact Travis Newsome at 888-611-3365 or visit www.NationalDomino.com, 

 

or www.DominoEdUSA.com.