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One board. Nine things that could happen when the Nets play the Knicks. Order during the window, watch the board fill, and if six of the nine land, every order placed in that window is refunded in full.
Enter at checkout TIPOFF
Every square is a real moment from one basketball game, settled from the official box score and play by play. Nothing is decided by anybody's opinion.
Illustration of a board in progress. Squares fill live as the game is played.
The same checkout Jordan Craig already runs. One code, one board, one settlement.
Customers order as normal and enter the code TIPOFF at checkout. That enrolls the order. No account, no deposit, nothing to put up.
Squares fill through the game. Most boards land around four or five, so the card is live from the opening tip to the final minutes.
If six squares fill, every enrolled order in the window is refunded in full. Playably covers the refunds. Jordan Craig keeps the sale either way.
Nets against Knicks is not a neutral fixture to this customer, it is a room argument. Jordan Craig gets to be the brand standing in the middle of it without buying a licence, a logo, or a single second of broadcast.
A discount is one push notification and then silence. A board is a reason to keep checking back all night, and every check is the Jordan Craig name on the screen next to a game the customer already cares about.
Six of nine is genuinely winnable, so nobody has to be talked into it. The board says exactly what has to happen, in plain language, before anyone spends a dollar.
A draft concept for discussion, not an offer. Everything below is subject to a signed agreement and final rules.
Fifteen minutes is enough to walk the whole thing, the board, the window, the settlement, and what it looks like in the Jordan Craig checkout.
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