Group Breakers Likely Rigging Fanatics NFL Helmet Product

Group Breakers are likely rigging a product acquired directly from Fanatics Authentic.

Fanatics will make a custom NFL helmet product for group breakers, including Platinum Card Breaks.

Platinum have sold over 775 NFL helmets for Fanatics through "breaks." We believe those breaks are likely rigged and customers do not have an opportunity to obtain the best helmets that are advertised on the Platinum website. 

For example, in 84 breaks spanning 1 year and 4 months, Platinum Card Breaks have never pulled a Patrick Mahomes or Justin Herbert on camera. 

Fanatics will send group breakers, like Platinum, 20-25 helmets at a time. Each run of helmets has certain key players available, and much of the checklist is known to the breakers. 

"This is custom series that is made just for us. I gave them some key players that I know we all would like. I know some of the key players they put in," a breaker for Badger Breaks told his audience over a year ago.

There are several ways a breaker could rig this product. The helmets are inside a simple cardboard box that, in recent breaks by Platinum, have no Fanatics marks or stickers on them.

Once the outer box is opened, you can tell what the helmet is, without even lifting it out of the box.

On the back of the helmets it even has the team name. 

Strange how recently Platinum Cards did a break where the box said "Bucs" but a Steelers helmet came out. Perhaps a Tom Brady helmet was originally in that box?

It's the only time we've see this happen after watching nearly 100 breaks.

Here is data from 84 different Fanatics NFL breaks conducted by Platinum Card Breaks.

The times the breaker noted this was the last helmet in their run before re-ordering I noted it below.