Replies to post #151980 on Amfil Technologies Inc (FUNN)

[coydiggity]

I am realistic. I never said finding a hit was a slam dunk. But with more and more games that Snakes brings to market, the better our odds. That is what I have said all along. Even if a game is not considered a "hit", people will still buy it and we can still make millions off of non-hit titles.

It only takes us finding one hit game though, and revenues spike along with the amount of interest in AMFE.

JMHO

[MD-420]

We just need Rio cover the cost of the acquisition and then some and we Hagee all the publishing infrastructure in place, paid for.

[Egold]

Lmao we are realistic next

[cwhockey31]

Snakes & Lattes has a huge following. They are THE BOARD GAME gurus and leading board game cafe in North America. Companies come to them if they want to be acquired.

Just to prove the above statement I made, this is from the 3/25 PR: "Snakes & Lattes Inc. is currently in initial discussions with two companies that have expressed interest to be acquired by Snakes & Lattes Inc. The first is one of the largest board game distributors in Canada, and the second is a distributor and publisher in Europe. As the company expands into the USA, the company will be looking at a potential acquisition of a distributor in a key location in the USA, in addition to our own planned distribution center in Chicago, IL. The strengthened US distribution arm would serve as a satellite to complement the initial Northern offices and warehouse in Chicago, and the South Western presence in Arizona."

IMO I think EVERYONE that knows of Snakes & Lattes will be buying their first few games that hit the market. I know I will be, as well as many other shareholders, board gamers, and retailers.

[pinch one]

Kill the Unicorns will be huge. Not only the young but everyone.

ROCK IN AMFE

[rushmann]

And that certainly is the hope and by the looks of it, we have a decent shot Kill the Unicorns will be successful. How successful, who knows, but just the possibility is insanely exciting. And then there's all the other games in development or ready to roll out. By EOY the pub arm is poised to go from zero to hero...revenue wise.