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BreakoutCoin

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Quote from: Groker on October 29, 2014, 01:48:23 AM

At what point is taken into account buying ICO?
4 stages:
1 wallet BTC -> wallet BTC(BRO) (Unconfirmed)
2 wallet BTC(BRO) (Confirmed)
3 wallet BTC(BRO) (Confirmed) -> 33Bghpzm***************f6dnSjbGc6Sf (Unconfirmed)
4 33Bghpzm***************f6dnSjbGc6Sf (Confirmed)

To answer your question:

The block number of confirmed transaction in #4 is used to determine price window. however, if there was a problem where funds got in stuck in wallet BTC(BRO), we can look at the block number of #2, and see if it made the deadline.

please pm

techbytes

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Point. Click. Blockchain

Quote from: Ryse on October 29, 2014, 04:46:20 PM

Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 29, 2014, 04:22:46 PM

New Feature Update: please check your bro balance at https://www.breakoutcoin.com

It only tells me the amount of BTC I invested as it always has. Is it supposed to tell me my total BRO as well?

It shows your BRO balance first then your BTC spent.

-tb-

firedoner

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Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 29, 2014, 04:49:32 PM

Quote from: firedoner on October 29, 2014, 04:46:08 PM

will this coin be only on breakout exchange? or can we trade some at other altcoin exchanges?

im very interested

Breakout Coin will be available on multiple exchanges at launch. We will be making announcements on this thread with the links to the exchanges as we add them to the launch list.

thanks a bunch will be watching this

BreakoutCoin

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Quote from: firedoner on October 29, 2014, 04:46:08 PM

will this coin be only on breakout exchange? or can we trade some at other altcoin exchanges?

im very interested

Breakout Coin will be available on multiple exchanges at launch. We will be making announcements on this thread with the links to the exchanges as we add them to the launch list.

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Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 29, 2014, 04:22:46 PM

New Feature Update: please check your bro balance at https://www.breakoutcoin.com

It only tells me the amount of BTC I invested as it always has. Is it supposed to tell me my total BRO as well?

firedoner

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will this coin be only on breakout exchange? or can we trade some at other altcoin exchanges?

im very interested

bitarri

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Quote from: JakeThePanda on October 29, 2014, 04:00:18 PM

Quote from: bitarri on October 29, 2014, 03:25:50 PM

Besides Poker, all other segments are Perfectly Legal in United States.

Actually, contrary to popular belief, online poker isn't illegal in the U.S. I dare someone to show me one law on the books that makes online poker illegal. There are still many sites that offer online poker to U.S. residents. Most of the laws that FTP and PS violated involved bank fraud and money laundering. FTP was accused of running a ponzi scheme because they couldn't pay back their players. PS struck a deal with the DOJ to purchase FTP assets and part of the deal involved them leaving the U.S. market forever. That's how it came to be that US citizens can't play on Poker Stars and Full Tilt Poker.

This was from a 2011 Forbes article.

"On the Friday before the Christmas weekend, the Department of Justice revealed that it had changed one of its most important and long-held positions on Internet gambling, stating that the federal Wire Act of 1961 only applies to sports betting. The new position on the Wire Act marks a huge shift for the Justice Department, which has long relied on the law when asserting that all forms of Internet gambling, especially online poker, is illegal.

“The Department’s Office of Legal Counsel (“OLC”) has analyzed the scope of the Wire Act, 18 U.S.c § 1084, and concluded that it is limited only to sports betting,” U.S. Deputy Attorney General James Cole wrote in a letter on Friday."

Agreed. I've also noticed few top Poker sites like 888poker.com showing licensing in some US states and welcoming US Players.

I admit that I'm not big on Poker, but very bullish on Fantasy Sports given the amount of venture capital that's going there in last few months from reputable VC's:

Fanduel raised $86.2 Million in funding: http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/fanduel
DraftKings raised $76.4 Million in funding: http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/draftkings

BreakoutCoin

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New Feature Update: please check your bro balance at https://www.breakoutcoin.com

JakeThePanda

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Quote from: bitarri on October 29, 2014, 03:25:50 PM

Besides Poker, all other segments are Perfectly Legal in United States.

Actually, contrary to popular belief, online poker isn't illegal in the U.S. I dare someone to show me one law on the books that makes online poker illegal. There are still many sites that offer online poker to U.S. residents. Most of the laws that FTP and PS violated involved bank fraud and money laundering. FTP was accused of running a ponzi scheme because they couldn't pay back their players. PS struck a deal with the DOJ to purchase FTP assets and part of the deal involved them leaving the U.S. market forever. That's how it came to be that US citizens can't play on Poker Stars and Full Tilt Poker.

This was from a 2011 Forbes article.

"On the Friday before the Christmas weekend, the Department of Justice revealed that it had changed one of its most important and long-held positions on Internet gambling, stating that the federal Wire Act of 1961 only applies to sports betting. The new position on the Wire Act marks a huge shift for the Justice Department, which has long relied on the law when asserting that all forms of Internet gambling, especially online poker, is illegal.

“The Department’s Office of Legal Counsel (“OLC”) has analyzed the scope of the Wire Act, 18 U.S.c § 1084, and concluded that it is limited only to sports betting,” U.S. Deputy Attorney General James Cole wrote in a letter on Friday."

brother3

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Quote from: bitarri on October 29, 2014, 03:25:50 PM

Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 29, 2014, 02:19:15 PM

Quote from: canman on October 29, 2014, 08:25:26 AM

what amount of btc for 1000 bro coins? also i didnt know that there was a min of .01 btc to send. i didnt have the .01 btc to send so i went through the process but didnt dl the wallet because i didnt have the funds to finish it. is there another site where i can dl the wallet or re-enter my credentials and dl from there? thanks

also where are you based at? as you know online gambling in usa is illigal to just about the whole country. especially where i live at Wa. state. how are you going to impliment these kinds of thinkgs?

canman, the minimum amount necessary to participate in the "coin sale" is .01 btc.

Only Fantasy Sports games will be avaiable in the US. We will only offer games in legal-to-play markets. Outside of a few states, current law allows for Daily Fantasy Sports and other Skill based games. Free poker will be available in the US and we will have free-roll tournaments and giveaways on the free US poker, so the US players can earn their share of the "giveaway" promotional coins. The free-roll tournaments will also give everyone a chance to play and beat our PROS.

Glad to see BreakoutGaming covering all gaming segments: Poker, Fantasy Sports, e-Sports and my personal favorite; FANTASY CRYPTO where crypto enthusiasts compete in a brand new game of skill (See OP). Besides Poker, all other segments are Perfectly Legal in United States.

It's worthy to note that Fantasy Sports Industry leaders Fanduel.com & Draftkings.com (Both US based) are slowly taking over largest Poker sites. ...Oooh, is that BreakoutGaming.com showing same growth pattern already ?!

Thanks for this!!! Looking good Grin

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Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 29, 2014, 02:19:15 PM

Quote from: canman on October 29, 2014, 08:25:26 AM

what amount of btc for 1000 bro coins? also i didnt know that there was a min of .01 btc to send. i didnt have the .01 btc to send so i went through the process but didnt dl the wallet because i didnt have the funds to finish it. is there another site where i can dl the wallet or re-enter my credentials and dl from there? thanks

also where are you based at? as you know online gambling in usa is illigal to just about the whole country. especially where i live at Wa. state. how are you going to impliment these kinds of thinkgs?

canman, the minimum amount necessary to participate in the "coin sale" is .01 btc.

Only Fantasy Sports games will be avaiable in the US. We will only offer games in legal-to-play markets. Outside of a few states, current law allows for Daily Fantasy Sports and other Skill based games. Free poker will be available in the US and we will have free-roll tournaments and giveaways on the free US poker, so the US players can earn their share of the "giveaway" promotional coins. The free-roll tournaments will also give everyone a chance to play and beat our PROS.

Glad to see BreakoutGaming covering all gaming segments: Poker, Fantasy Sports, e-Sports and my personal favorite; FANTASY CRYPTO where crypto enthusiasts compete in a brand new game of skill (See OP). Besides Poker, all other segments are Perfectly Legal in United States.

It's worthy to note that Fantasy Sports Industry leaders Fanduel.com & Draftkings.com (Both US based) are slowly taking over largest Poker sites. ...Oooh, is that BreakoutGaming.com showing same growth pattern already ?!

brother3

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Quote from: Koontas on October 29, 2014, 02:08:58 PM

Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 29, 2014, 01:55:28 PM

Quote from: Koontas on October 29, 2014, 01:48:34 PM

Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 28, 2014, 10:09:49 PM

Quote from: Koontas on October 28, 2014, 10:06:37 PM

You guys should consider setting up a chat on slack.com or something similar where supporters can connect away from this forum.

http://webchat.freenode.net/

breakoutcoin

There are 2 people in there.

I won't push it, but, take ARCH for example. They have over 200 members holding at least 8k ARCH each in their slack chat where people share ideas and get to have discussions with the ARCH team. Many other coins are doing this as well and from what I'm seeing, it helps bring the community together. Plus, IRC kinda sucks...

Koontas,

We hear you. We will be discussing the possibility of opening up a Slack chat for our community. Does anybody else want us to open a Slack chat?

I appreciate your guys constant replies in the thread to everyone's inquiries. Initially I wasn't fond of "BRO" (the name), but I've jumped in with you guys and it's starting to grow on me. Grin

I know that I am not the only one in the team who constantly monitors the thread

I appreciate you being here with us. Anyone who bought in is literally family Wink

BreakoutGaming

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Nice mention of Breakout Gaming on CalvinAyre.com Grin

http://calvinayre.com/2014/10/28/poker/bitcoin-poker-players-get-the-winkdex/

"Breakout Gaming are the latest cryptocurrency gaming outfit to create a poker offering, and they have ploughed a lot of dough into the marketing of its poker room, with the likes of Jennifer Harman, Huck Seed, Jeff Lisandro, and Johnny F**king Chan, giving the young sponsored pros a very slow run for their money.

The new poker room recently announced plans to launch their Initial Coin Offering (ICO), and at the time of writing the clock shows 23 days left until the new cryptocurrency hits the market."

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Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 29, 2014, 02:19:15 PM

Quote from: canman on October 29, 2014, 08:25:26 AM

what amount of btc for 1000 bro coins? also i didnt know that there was a min of .01 btc to send. i didnt have the .01 btc to send so i went through the process but didnt dl the wallet because i didnt have the funds to finish it. is there another site where i can dl the wallet or re-enter my credentials and dl from there? thanks

also where are you based at? as you know online gambling in usa is illigal to just about the whole country. especially where i live at Wa. state. how are you going to impliment these kinds of thinkgs?

canman, the minimum amount necessary to participate in the "coin sale" is .01 btc.

Only Fantasy Sports games will be avaiable in the US. We will only offer games in legal-to-play markets. Outside of a few states, current law allows for Daily Fantasy Sports and other Skill based games. Free poker will be available in the US and we will have free-roll tournaments and giveaways on the free US poker, so the US players can earn their share of the "giveaway" promotional coins. The free-roll tournaments will also give everyone a chance to play and beat our PROS.

There are ways to play from anywhere, you just have to know how to manipulate your virtual location.

BreakoutCoin

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Quote from: canman on October 29, 2014, 08:25:26 AM

what amount of btc for 1000 bro coins? also i didnt know that there was a min of .01 btc to send. i didnt have the .01 btc to send so i went through the process but didnt dl the wallet because i didnt have the funds to finish it. is there another site where i can dl the wallet or re-enter my credentials and dl from there? thanks

also where are you based at? as you know online gambling in usa is illigal to just about the whole country. especially where i live at Wa. state. how are you going to impliment these kinds of thinkgs?

canman, the minimum amount necessary to participate in the "coin sale" is .01 btc.

Only Fantasy Sports games will be avaiable in the US. We will only offer games in legal-to-play markets. Outside of a few states, current law allows for Daily Fantasy Sports and other Skill based games. Free poker will be available in the US and we will have free-roll tournaments and giveaways on the free US poker, so the US players can earn their share of the "giveaway" promotional coins. The free-roll tournaments will also give everyone a chance to play and beat our PROS.

Koontas

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Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 29, 2014, 01:55:28 PM

Quote from: Koontas on October 29, 2014, 01:48:34 PM

Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 28, 2014, 10:09:49 PM

Quote from: Koontas on October 28, 2014, 10:06:37 PM

You guys should consider setting up a chat on slack.com or something similar where supporters can connect away from this forum.

http://webchat.freenode.net/

breakoutcoin

There are 2 people in there.

I won't push it, but, take ARCH for example. They have over 200 members holding at least 8k ARCH each in their slack chat where people share ideas and get to have discussions with the ARCH team. Many other coins are doing this as well and from what I'm seeing, it helps bring the community together. Plus, IRC kinda sucks...

Koontas,

We hear you. We will be discussing the possibility of opening up a Slack chat for our community. Does anybody else want us to open a Slack chat?

I appreciate your guys constant replies in the thread to everyone's inquiries. Initially I wasn't fond of "BRO" (the name), but I've jumped in with you guys and it's starting to grow on me. Grin

brother3

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Quote from: Koontas on October 29, 2014, 01:48:34 PM

Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 28, 2014, 10:09:49 PM

Quote from: Koontas on October 28, 2014, 10:06:37 PM

You guys should consider setting up a chat on slack.com or something similar where supporters can connect away from this forum.

http://webchat.freenode.net/

breakoutcoin

There are 2 people in there.

I won't push it, but, take ARCH for example. They have over 200 members holding at least 8k ARCH each in their slack chat where people share ideas and get to have discussions with the ARCH team. Many other coins are doing this as well and from what I'm seeing, it helps bring the community together. Plus, IRC kinda sucks...

Now this is a good idea.... Slack Chat is much more user friendly than IRC.

BreakoutCoin

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Quote from: Koontas on October 29, 2014, 01:48:34 PM

Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 28, 2014, 10:09:49 PM

Quote from: Koontas on October 28, 2014, 10:06:37 PM

You guys should consider setting up a chat on slack.com or something similar where supporters can connect away from this forum.

http://webchat.freenode.net/

breakoutcoin

There are 2 people in there.

I won't push it, but, take ARCH for example. They have over 200 members holding at least 8k ARCH each in their slack chat where people share ideas and get to have discussions with the ARCH team. Many other coins are doing this as well and from what I'm seeing, it helps bring the community together. Plus, IRC kinda sucks...

Koontas,

We hear you. We will be discussing the possibility of opening up a Slack chat for our community. Does anybody else want us to open a Slack chat?

Koontas

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Quote from: BreakoutCoin on October 28, 2014, 10:09:49 PM

Quote from: Koontas on October 28, 2014, 10:06:37 PM

You guys should consider setting up a chat on slack.com or something similar where supporters can connect away from this forum.

http://webchat.freenode.net/

breakoutcoin

There are 2 people in there.

I won't push it, but, take ARCH for example. They have over 200 members holding at least 8k ARCH each in their slack chat where people share ideas and get to have discussions with the ARCH team. Many other coins are doing this as well and from what I'm seeing, it helps bring the community together. Plus, IRC kinda sucks...

Rysii

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Invested a few BTCs. Would've easily bought more BRO had there been a working beta software, but I'm a patient man.

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