THE PROFESSIONAL DOMINO ASSOCIATION
TOURNAMENT TOUR HITS
LOS ANGELES, SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRANCISCO

CELEBRITY PLAYERS ANTHONY ANDERSON, OMAR GOODING, KEN L. AND ANTWON TANNER CONFIRMED

GRAND PRIZE WINNER TO TAKE HOME $10,000

The Professional Domino Association (PDA) will hit Los Angeles on Saturday, February 11, Sacramento onSaturday, February 25, and San Francisco on Saturday, March 4 as part of its 12-city tournament tour. Some 128 players, including celebrity competitors Anthony Anderson (Hustle & Flow), Omar Gooding (Barber Shop), Ken L. (The Parkers) and Antwon Tanner (Coach Carter) will compete with professional players for the grand prize of $10,000, with over $20,000 going to the remaining top seven players. . Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. and the games start at 10:00 a.m.

The competition will be held in Los Angeles at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport Hotel at 5711 W. Century Blvd. The Sacramento Convention Center will play host in Sacramento at 1400 J. Street and in San Francisco, games will take place at The Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport at 1333 Bayshore Highway in Burlingame, CA.

The competition is open to the public with an entry fee for players and a general admission fee to watch the event. To sign up contact the PDA at (818) 674-2964 or visit their website at www.prodominoassociation.com .

Jay King, founder of the PDA, promises plenty of action, fast paced playing and big mouth talkin! The event is sponsored by Pit Bull Energy Drink, Fundex Games and Billet Bones & Rock Players.

Already cited in Forbes Magazine as the leader of this craze, the Professional Domino Association is embarking on an unprecedented 12-city tour. With a $30,000 purse as prize in each city and a grand prize total of $150,000 at the Championship tourney, there are also plans underway for a television series.

As noted in Los Angeles Magazine, "King's strategy is to reposition dominoes as a TV-worthy sport blending the bravado of the NBA with the strategy of chess."

Offers King, a music industry veteran turned gaming enthusiast, "We're about to trump Texas Hold "Em!" What we are doing is creating an industry here. Dominoes are to gaming what hip hop is to music. It's a billion dollar industry waiting to happen!"

For more information, go to www.prodominoassociation.com or call (818) 674-2964.

NOTE TO MEDIA: For interviews with Jay King or attendance at the event, email makeda@jazzmynepr.com or makeda1313@aol.com