Global Gaming Technologies Corp BLKCF

Let's get something straight here...

[tradersam99]

I am not a member of the Yahoo message boards, but over there they are discussing how "X2 Games was bought by Global Blockchain"

Let's be clear here: X2 Games was NOT bought by anyone. X2 Games bought Global Blockchain in a REVERSE MERGER, then they changed the name to Global Gaming Technologies.

Nolan Bushnell has even said as much. This happens all the time...a REAL company like X2 Games wants to go Public, but they don't want to go through all the hassle of waiting and filing SEC forms, so instead THEY FIND A SHELL COMPANY like Global Blockchain that has no real assets and "Allow themselves to be bought."

In Reality, what happens is the REAL Company...in this case X2 Games...BUYS the SHELL Company via  Reverse Merger...in the end, X2 is now Public, and they simply spin-off the other Crrap left over as some mining bullpucky.

Make No Mistake: Nolan Bushnell, Zai Ortiz, and X2 Games are in complete control of the entity now known as Global Gaming Technologies.

[0sumgame]

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[tradersam99]

Yes, thank you. The purpose of that post was because there is a certain person here who reads these posts and then re-posts the information on the Yahoo board (which is much more active than this one). Since I do not post to the other board, I was hoping that poster would do what he or she alwasys does and relay the information... But I don't expect you to understand that level of

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[Grinder57]

What I also find as telling, is that Bushnell was listed as a new Co-Chairman of the board in the October press release along with Nerayoff . In a more recent press release also announcing the Videre deal, Bushnell is listed as the Chairman! I also agree with the reverse merger idea, but I am having trouble with the fact that Global Blockchain entity paid or issued almost $50 million dollars

[Scarmuchi007]

You might be right.  Some early investments made in gaming quickly lost value.  The esports investments were not good and appears they sold some months later at a loss.  Same for the breaking data.  Who knows if Kodakcoin will make any money.