Satellite Series, Competitive Leaderboard and All-Fours Hall of Fame aim to expand opportunities for players, celebrate the game’s champions and build economic opportunities around a cherished cultural tradition.
Port of Spain, Trinidad | 21 October 2026 – All-Fours is taking a significant step towards a bigger stage with the launch of the Legacy Cup Satellite Series, alongside a new Leaderboard and All-Fours Hall of Fame designed to strengthen competition, recognise achievement and preserve the legacy of one of Trinidad and Tobago’s enduring cultural traditions.
The initiatives were unveiled on Wednesday at the House of Angostura as part of the Road to Legacy Cup, organised by HSDC LEGENDS in conjunction with Dr. Jack Warner. The launch also announced Angostura as Co-Presenter and Official Rum Partner, joining title sponsor Carib in supporting the upcoming Legacy Cup, scheduled for February 12–14, 2027, at the Centre of Excellence in Macoya, with a TT$1 million prize pool.
The Satellite Series will provide teams with opportunities to compete in smaller tournaments for paid registration into the Carib Legacy Cup, creating a pathway for community-level competitors to earn their place at the championship. The initiative is intended to widen participation and give more teams a chance to experience the competition and recognition associated with the Legacy Cup.
Angostura; Dr Jack Warner, Rachel Jeremiah-Marajh, Executive Director, HSDC Legends
and Gary Hunt, Chairman Angostura
Complementing the series are two initiatives focused on celebrating the people and performance behind the game. The Legacy Cup Leaderboard will highlight competitive performance, bringing greater visibility to players and teams, while the All-Fours Hall of Fame will recognise individuals whose contributions have helped shape, sustain and advance the game over the years.
Together, these initiatives aim to celebrate both excellence at the table and the people whose commitment has kept All-Fours alive across generations. Addressing guests at the launch, Dr. Jack Warner reflected on the game’s ability to bring people together across communities, generations and walks of life.
He noted that All-Fours teaches patience, judgement, leadership and how to handle both victory and defeat, while its cultural significance extends beyond the cards to the chants, uniforms, community pride and stories shared around the table.
“That culture deserves recognition and investment,” Dr. Warner said, drawing a comparison with the development of steelpan as a recognised expression of Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural identity. “We have inherited a game that brings people together. Our responsibility is to give it a future worthy of that legacy,” he added.
For Hazel-Ann Marshall, Executive Manager, Marketing at Angostura, the partnership reflects a shared connection to tradition, hospitality and national pride. She noted that heritage remains alive when it is actively shared in homes, communities and social gatherings, and that recognising achievement is an important part of ensuring traditions remain meaningful for future generations.
Angostura’s involvement as Co-Presenter and Official Rum Partner supports the wider vision for Legacy Cup, including the recognition of players and contributors through the Leaderboard and Hall of Fame. The company also encouraged responsible drinking among adults who choose to consume alcohol.
Beyond the competition itself, HSDC LEGENDS sees the Legacy Cup as an opportunity to create economic activity around the game and the communities that sustain it.
launch yesterday
“When we look at All-Fours, we see the players and the competition. But look a little closer, and we see an entire economy around the game,” said Rachel Jeremiah-Marajh, Executive Director of HSDC LEGENDS. She highlighted the opportunities that competitions can create for uniform makers, food vendors, printers, designers, officials, venues and production crews.
Visiting teams and supporters can also generate business for accommodation providers, transport operators, restaurants and local experience providers, bringing additional spending into the local economy.
“Heritage, culture and tourism come together,” Jeremiah-Marajh said, noting that the uniforms, trophies, chants and responses associated with All-Fours help create an authentic experience that can be shared with visitors.
The Satellite Series, Leaderboard and Hall of Fame form part of a broader effort to give All-Fours greater visibility and structure while maintaining the community spirit and cultural traditions that make the game distinctive.
The organisers are inviting teams to participate, businesses to explore partnership opportunities and the media to share the stories of the players and communities behind the game. “Our ambition is to turn pride in Allfours into lasting opportunities for the people who keep it alive,” Jeremiah-Marajh said.
The Carib Legacy Cup will take place February 12–14, 2027, at the Centre of Excellence in Macoya, Trinidad and Tobago, featuring a TT$1 million prize pool. Further information on Satellite Series locations, entry requirements and participation will be announced through the organisers’ official channels. That is Legacy Cup. Together, we are building something legendary.
