Craft Poker Co.

Founded in 2019, incorporated in Nevada in 2022, Craft Poker Co. (CPC) is a C Corporation.

Ownership

There are 15,750 shares of common stock. All are owned by Clifford Matthews.

There are 2,530 shares of Series A Preferred Stock:

SharesShareholder
1,200Bill Savage
750Lee Ward
300Charles Haynes
40Anonymous BARGEr #1
200Anonymous BARGEr #2
40Anonymous BARGEr #3

An additional 1,520 shares of Series A Preferred Stock have been authorized to be sold to accredited investors and through the Title3Funds Equity Crowdfunding Portal.

Series A Preferred shares come with a liquidity preference. Should CPC or CPC's software be sold without conversion, the net of the sale is split in half, with one half going to the Series A Preferred Shareholders pro-rata and the other half going to the common stock shareholders pro-rata1.

Conversion happens only if at least one million dollars is raised at a pre-investment valuation of ten million dollars ($10MM) or more, or if the sale price is itself ten million dollars or more.

Authorized Series A Preferred4,050
Outstanding Series A Preferred Shares2,530
Available Series A Preferred for Sale1,520
Minimum Series A Preferred Sale100
Outstanding Common Shares15,750
Post Conversion Minimum Shares18,380
Post Conversion Maximum Shares19,800

With a sale price of $175 per Series A Preferred Share, the following are amounts are restatements of the above information.

Price per Series A Preferred Share$175
Pre-Overhead Min Raise$17,500
Pre-Overhead Full Raise$266,000
Minimum Break-Even$920,500
Full Raise Break-Even$1,417,500
Minimum pre-investment
Conversion Valuation$10,000,000

Should conversion occur, the minimum value of each Series A Preffered Share would be $10MM / 19,800 = $505.05, which is 2.88 times $175.

Were CPC sold for less than $10MM, each Series A Preffered Share would be worth at least2 the net of the sale divided by 8,100, so a $1,417,500 net would be break-even, where a $3MM sale would return $370 per share.

1

Another way of saying that is that Cliff gets half of the proceeds and the other half is split amongst the Series A Preferred Shareholders. The liquidity preference, along with many other terms are provided in the Series A Preferred Stock Purchase Agreement.

2

The figure here assumes all 1,520 Series A Preferred Shares have been sold. Were CPC to be sold with fewer than 1,520 Series A Preferred Shares sold, the value per share of the shares that were sold would be higher.