And while the teams are getting hyped, corporate Guyana has also been showing their support for what is expected to be the biggest tournament yet.
According to Gittens, Beverage Giants Banks DIH Limited has already shown tangible support for the tournament.
Also on board to date are Sterling Products, Western Union and Ansa McAl through Stag Beer.
The tournament which has a first place prize of $150,000 will see four games per sitting with two teams in and one out. Entrance fee is $9,000 per team with double six-time on Sunday set for 14:00hrs.
