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Coming to Breakout Summer 2016!

You mean I can buy lotto tickets with btc now, who will hold the ticket, how will the ticket get cashed if its a winner.

Who buys the actual tickets? Who holds them?
I ask because this is not something new. I've been buying lotto tickets online for the last decade.
Lawyers need to be involved, notaries, banks and safety deposit boxes are needed. Trustees, accountants ect.
I want to know more. Otherwise this is looking to be very scammy to me. That answer you gave me s nothing but fluff with no substance.

Hi All. The new Breakout Lottery site will use the services of established software platform provider LottoYard. The site will be similar in operations and features to IceLotto.com, and will be available to members in jurisdictions where the resale of lottery tickets is legal. We will provide a full list of those jurisdictions prior to launch. As always, Breakout Gaming is 100% committed to only offer gaming choices in legal to play markets. An example of the terms and conditions that members will follow can be found at this link - https://www.icelotto.com/terms-and-conditions/

Hi BG. I dont think going with lotto yard is a wise decision.

All of their companies have bad reviews on all the online lotto review boards.
Just google IceLotto, Lottery Master, Lotto Leader and Prince Lotto and scam or review and you'll see what I mean.

I was really hoping you had set up your own infrastructure to offer lotto tickets. It's pricey but its the only way to do it properly. Based off that I may need to reconsider my investment in brk.
It's truly a shame. honestly.

Hello Novalok. Thanks for your valued feedback. Lottoyard, like every other software provider, has their detractors, however they are one of the largest and most successful providers in this vertical. Every provider is going to have negative reviews. They are bound by regulations that users may not be aware of and this can degrade the experience for customers who do not understand the regulations that apply to their areas. We would be no different. We chose a provider with years of experience not only in administering this kind of service, but also in customer support. As always we spend considerable time researching partners before signing agreements, and are always open to suggestions on who you personally believe is a better fit for us. Ultimately we will select the provider that is the best fit for our members.

I dont think going with a provider is the way. The correct way would be to reinvent this wheel sort a speak. 1st thing you would need is your own software and people on the ground ready to buy the tickets. Then you need lawyers, accountants, banks, notaries, trustees ect like I mentioned before. Its not cheap but if a cool crypto player put in the work it could pay off in the end. By going with a provider you are putting your brand at risk and have no control over the providers who can potentially kill your project.

It might make more sense to just skip this part for now and focus on other aspects of the project that you can control. Giving away control of your brand to a third party, specifically in the online sketchy lotto world is very high risk.

Still waiting on the dev to finish this conversation.

Just in case the dev missed this again.