QUARTERBACK LEAGUE OF LEGENDS GLITCH SERIES

QUARTERBACK LEAGUE OF LEGENDS GLITCH SERIES

Tom Dundon showed up and said, вЂDo you want to continue to raise Series B, Series C and Series D or do you want to raise Series Infinity right now and be taken care of from now on.вЂ™ That was an offer I was not going to refuse.вЂќ

вЂњAfter the success of the first week, we had a number of investors come to us and offer us all kinds of different investments. вЂњWe are a start-up, and start-ups usually raise money in pieces - thereвЂ™s a Series A piece, Series B, Series C, etc.,вЂќ Ebersol said. He claimed the league was not in serious financial jeopardy before DundonвЂ™s cash infusion, contradicting a report in the Athletic that said the league needed the money to make payroll after only its first weekend of games. In an interview with the Orlando SentinelвЂ™s Mike Bianchi, Ebersol framed the investment as a buy-in from a businessman who saw a good opportunity to get in on the ground floor. Reports said the Alliance of American Football got a bailout, but itвЂ™s co-founder says it was a buy-in вЂ“ The Denver PostДЄlliance of American Football co-founder Charlie Ebersol on Tuesday attempted to rebut reports that the first-year league was in dire financial shape and needed a massive infusion of cash to make payroll, in the form of a $250 million investment from Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon.

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