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Topic: [ANN][BRK] Breakout Coin | Sale June 13 2016 | Multicurrencies | Smart Contracts - page 108. (Read 243361 times)

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Do Jennifer Harman, Layne Flack, David Benyamine, Ted Forrest, Todd Brunson own a piece of this new company?

Hello Ghostshark,  I understand your reservations about Full Tilt.  The majority of our members that were NOT a part of that organization were also badly burned by Full Tilt, so the concerns you have are valid.  However, the players you mentioned are some of the most honorable poker players in the business (not the same as well-liked  Roll Eyes ).  However, marketing agents are not part of business decisions.  Was it a poor business decision by them to be associated with FT?  In hindsight you may say so, but at the time, every top pro in the business was signed to contracts by poker sites all over the world.  The execs that run the place happened to be of low character.  

We have over 40 members/investors in this project.  We are not revealing confidential company information on a public forum.  If you look at the top executives in Breakout, you will see, almost all of them have been in business with high-profile companies.  I do understand that you have reservations and all I can say is give us a chance and we will bring out exciting products and offer opportunities for the entire community.  If you are un-willing, we certainly understand, there are a bevy of other sites you can play online games.  

FYI, just because you own a share of a company, doesn't mean you have operational control.  All of the shareholders of FT, got badly burned.  They are VICTIMS, not accomplices. Misguided anger is not the answer. The marketing agents on our team all had initial reservations about joining another team because of that fiasco, but we were able to persuade them to give it another shot based on the potential of cryptocurrencies and gaming.

This group of players are only the "initial" marketing agents.  From now until and through the launch of our products, we will be taking applications from a younger and more diverse social media friendly players.  We will also be sponsoring eSports video game pros, fantasy sports pros and currently we are also looking into professional sports athletes.  Please contact us directly if you are interested in becoming a Brand Ambassador.  Smiley


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Here is looking at you kid!

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Do Jennifer Harman, Layne Flack, David Benyamine, Ted Forrest, Todd Brunson own a piece of this new company?

Fair question, I would like to know myself as links given by ghostshark1 were not comforting reading Undecided

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Life is short, have fun !

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Looks interesting.  Not too sure about the distribution

Thank you!  Could you please elaborate about the distribution?
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None. I never posted on there.


Do Jennifer Harman, Layne Flack, David Benyamine, Ted Forrest, Todd Brunson own a piece of this new company?
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Looks interesting.  Not too sure about the distribution
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I have been involved with Breakout since May, helping with poker & I have to admit - this team is an amazing collection of talent & hard work - they have to be destined for success.
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how does the crypto game work?  
its modeled after fantasy sports, but with alt-coins, instead of players..

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Crypto games are based initially on the familiar fantasy sports format --
Picking players (coins) in positions (sets of coins) for offense (market cap going up), and defense (mkt cap going down) for time periods of 1-day, 1-week, 4-weeks, and longer.  Other variations will be introduced too.
More info in "Innovative Game: Fantasy Crypto" in:
http://fundraiser.breakoutgaming.com/gaming-platform/

Crypto games will give people a way to take a position on those coins they think are 'useful and going somewhere good', and those they think are 'not adding value nor going anywhere good'.

They're designed as a fun way to test and potentially reward our savvy about coins.  We'll find out things like --
- Do the factors I think determine coin success actually drive their market cap?
- How about big gaps: Which ones are really under appreciated -- or are ready to crash?
- By showing averages of our picks on each coin, will we get good predictions of future winners and losers?  
- What would you like to see in these games?

what altcoins will be eligible for the game? 

To be used, the altcoins will need to be big enough (measured in market cap) and liquid enough (average 24-hour volume).  This means coins will typically be selected from those in the top, say 70, biggest market cap list.  Price movements become too noisy to use when coins get too small or thinly traded.  And, the coins included at the start of any particular game may be different from those in other games.

so you are saying that there will probably be the top 70 coins from coinmarketcap that we can choose from? Roll Eyes

Yep. Though more exactly, that's the basic pool from which coins (fewer than 70) will be selected for you to choose from in each game.

so how much will the prizze pool be? how much can i win and who am i competing against?


Hi Mayhem007,

Just like other Fantasy Sports games, the prize pools will vary depending on the number of players and the buy-in amount.  You will be competing against against other players and their lineup of coins.


so how is the winner determined?

OK, here's how.  In the first-style crypto game, modeled after fantasy sports, each gamer will get points for how well each of his chosen coins (players) did among their sets of coins (positions).  If a coin he picked to go up (offense) did indeed have the biggest percent increase in market cap of that group by the end of the game, then he gets 5 points.  If a picked coin went up 2nd most then he gets 3 points, and 3rd gets 2 points.  The same point tallies are done for coins picked to go up and to go down in each of 5 sets of coins.  All these points will be summed to find each gamer's total score.  At the end of the game these scores will be tallied and the top scorers will win.   

More info in "Innovative Game: Fantasy Crypto" in:
http://fundraiser.breakoutgaming.com/gaming-platform/
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@mayhem007

Seeing that you are interested in our Fantasy games, I thought you'd appreciate this ....

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how does the crypto game work?  
its modeled after fantasy sports, but with alt-coins, instead of players..

edit: sic

Crypto games are based initially on the familiar fantasy sports format --
Picking players (coins) in positions (sets of coins) for offense (market cap going up), and defense (mkt cap going down) for time periods of 1-day, 1-week, 4-weeks, and longer.  Other variations will be introduced too.
More info in "Innovative Game: Fantasy Crypto" in:
http://fundraiser.breakoutgaming.com/gaming-platform/

Crypto games will give people a way to take a position on those coins they think are 'useful and going somewhere good', and those they think are 'not adding value nor going anywhere good'.

They're designed as a fun way to test and potentially reward our savvy about coins.  We'll find out things like --
- Do the factors I think determine coin success actually drive their market cap?
- How about big gaps: Which ones are really under appreciated -- or are ready to crash?
- By showing averages of our picks on each coin, will we get good predictions of future winners and losers?  
- What would you like to see in these games?

what altcoins will be eligible for the game? 

To be used, the altcoins will need to be big enough (measured in market cap) and liquid enough (average 24-hour volume).  This means coins will typically be selected from those in the top, say 70, biggest market cap list.  Price movements become too noisy to use when coins get too small or thinly traded.  And, the coins included at the start of any particular game may be different from those in other games.

so you are saying that there will probably be the top 70 coins from coinmarketcap that we can choose from? Roll Eyes

Yep. Though more exactly, that's the basic pool from which coins (fewer than 70) will be selected for you to choose from in each game.

so how much will the prizze pool be? how much can i win and who am i competing against?


Hi Mayhem007,

Just like other Fantasy Sports games, the prize pools will vary depending on the number of players and the buy-in amount.  You will be competing against against other players and their lineup of coins.


so how is the winner determined?
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how does the crypto game work?  
its modeled after fantasy sports, but with alt-coins, instead of players..

edit: sic

Crypto games are based initially on the familiar fantasy sports format --
Picking players (coins) in positions (sets of coins) for offense (market cap going up), and defense (mkt cap going down) for time periods of 1-day, 1-week, 4-weeks, and longer.  Other variations will be introduced too.
More info in "Innovative Game: Fantasy Crypto" in:
http://fundraiser.breakoutgaming.com/gaming-platform/

Crypto games will give people a way to take a position on those coins they think are 'useful and going somewhere good', and those they think are 'not adding value nor going anywhere good'.

They're designed as a fun way to test and potentially reward our savvy about coins.  We'll find out things like --
- Do the factors I think determine coin success actually drive their market cap?
- How about big gaps: Which ones are really under appreciated -- or are ready to crash?
- By showing averages of our picks on each coin, will we get good predictions of future winners and losers?  
- What would you like to see in these games?

what altcoins will be eligible for the game? 

To be used, the altcoins will need to be big enough (measured in market cap) and liquid enough (average 24-hour volume).  This means coins will typically be selected from those in the top, say 70, biggest market cap list.  Price movements become too noisy to use when coins get too small or thinly traded.  And, the coins included at the start of any particular game may be different from those in other games.

so you are saying that there will probably be the top 70 coins from coinmarketcap that we can choose from? Roll Eyes

Yep. Though more exactly, that's the basic pool from which coins (fewer than 70) will be selected for you to choose from in each game.

so how much will the prizze pool be? how much can i win and who am i competing against?


Hi Mayhem007,

Just like other Fantasy Sports games, the prize pools will vary depending on the number of players and the buy-in amount.  You will be competing against against other players and their lineup of coins.
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how does the crypto game work?  
its modeled after fantasy sports, but with alt-coins, instead of players..

edit: sic

Crypto games are based initially on the familiar fantasy sports format --
Picking players (coins) in positions (sets of coins) for offense (market cap going up), and defense (mkt cap going down) for time periods of 1-day, 1-week, 4-weeks, and longer.  Other variations will be introduced too.
More info in "Innovative Game: Fantasy Crypto" in:
http://fundraiser.breakoutgaming.com/gaming-platform/

Crypto games will give people a way to take a position on those coins they think are 'useful and going somewhere good', and those they think are 'not adding value nor going anywhere good'.

They're designed as a fun way to test and potentially reward our savvy about coins.  We'll find out things like --
- Do the factors I think determine coin success actually drive their market cap?
- How about big gaps: Which ones are really under appreciated -- or are ready to crash?
- By showing averages of our picks on each coin, will we get good predictions of future winners and losers?  
- What would you like to see in these games?

what altcoins will be eligible for the game? 

To be used, the altcoins will need to be big enough (measured in market cap) and liquid enough (average 24-hour volume).  This means coins will typically be selected from those in the top, say 70, biggest market cap list.  Price movements become too noisy to use when coins get too small or thinly traded.  And, the coins included at the start of any particular game may be different from those in other games.

so you are saying that there will probably be the top 70 coins from coinmarketcap that we can choose from? Roll Eyes

Yep. Though more exactly, that's the basic pool from which coins (fewer than 70) will be selected for you to choose from in each game.

so how much will the prizze pool be? how much can i win and who am i competing against?
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how does the crypto game work?  
its modeled after fantasy sports, but with alt-coins, instead of players..

edit: sic

Crypto games are based initially on the familiar fantasy sports format --
Picking players (coins) in positions (sets of coins) for offense (market cap going up), and defense (mkt cap going down) for time periods of 1-day, 1-week, 4-weeks, and longer.  Other variations will be introduced too.
More info in "Innovative Game: Fantasy Crypto" in:
http://fundraiser.breakoutgaming.com/gaming-platform/

Crypto games will give people a way to take a position on those coins they think are 'useful and going somewhere good', and those they think are 'not adding value nor going anywhere good'.

They're designed as a fun way to test and potentially reward our savvy about coins.  We'll find out things like --
- Do the factors I think determine coin success actually drive their market cap?
- How about big gaps: Which ones are really under appreciated -- or are ready to crash?
- By showing averages of our picks on each coin, will we get good predictions of future winners and losers?  
- What would you like to see in these games?

what altcoins will be eligible for the game? 

To be used, the altcoins will need to be big enough (measured in market cap) and liquid enough (average 24-hour volume).  This means coins will typically be selected from those in the top, say 70, biggest market cap list.  Price movements become too noisy to use when coins get too small or thinly traded.  And, the coins included at the start of any particular game may be different from those in other games.

so you are saying that there will probably be the top 70 coins from coinmarketcap that we can choose from? Roll Eyes

Yep. Though more exactly, that's the basic pool from which coins (fewer than 70) will be selected for you to choose from in each game.
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how does the crypto game work?  
its modeled after fantasy sports, but with alt-coins, instead of players..

edit: sic

Crypto games are based initially on the familiar fantasy sports format --
Picking players (coins) in positions (sets of coins) for offense (market cap going up), and defense (mkt cap going down) for time periods of 1-day, 1-week, 4-weeks, and longer.  Other variations will be introduced too.
More info in "Innovative Game: Fantasy Crypto" in:
http://fundraiser.breakoutgaming.com/gaming-platform/

Crypto games will give people a way to take a position on those coins they think are 'useful and going somewhere good', and those they think are 'not adding value nor going anywhere good'.

They're designed as a fun way to test and potentially reward our savvy about coins.  We'll find out things like --
- Do the factors I think determine coin success actually drive their market cap?
- How about big gaps: Which ones are really under appreciated -- or are ready to crash?
- By showing averages of our picks on each coin, will we get good predictions of future winners and losers?  
- What would you like to see in these games?

what altcoins will be eligible for the game? 

To be used, the altcoins will need to be big enough (measured in market cap) and liquid enough (average 24-hour volume).  This means coins will typically be selected from those in the top, say 70, biggest market cap list.  Price movements become too noisy to use when coins get too small or thinly traded.  And, the coins included at the start of any particular game may be different from those in other games.

so you are saying that there will probably be the top 70 coins from coinmarketcap that we can choose from? Roll Eyes
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