 What's up everybody? Jason here for jazbeescasebrakes.com, guys. After three years, three years, the last time we got a Cup Hockey was in 2019. Pretty much four years, but basically three years. Finally, 2021 upper deck, the Cup Hockey has arrived. We're doing some one box breaks here. Random teams, and this is number one. Numbers one, two, three, and four sold out. Again, we're having a six box case, so it'll all be from the same case. Of course, Cup Hockey, one rookie, patch autograph card, one rookie, one veteran, one legend patch autograph card, one non-memorabilia autograph card, one non-insert auto, memorabilia or printing place slash redemption card, and a base set card number to 249. So only six cards in this box. So, here's a dice roller, here's a customer name. These are the customers that are bought into number one. And then there's the teams. I remember, this is 2021, this was the last year before they started putting some cracking stuff in here, so no cracking in here, so back to 31 teams. So let's roll it. Got ourselves a three and a three, six times. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six. Six times. Tim at the top, down to Brian Heyman at the bottom. Three and a three, six. Six right there. Here we go. One, two, three, four, five, six. Six, six. Avalanche at the top, down to the Columbus blue jackets. So, Jimmy of the Avalanche, Ryan Hoff with the Bruins, Darren with the Capitals, and Wild. Kevin with the Ducks and Oilers. Tim with the Predators. Kevin with the Jets, Mike Terry of the Ottawa Senators. Tim with the Nucks. Matt Buck with the Penguins. John with the Islanders. Brian with the Sabres. Sean Maddox with the Leafs are. Darren with the Devils. William with the Blockhawks. Kavya the Sharks. Kevin Kelly with the Redwigs. Tim with the Stars. Rob with the Canadians and Blues. Sean Maddox with my Kings, which, a lot of Gretzky and Kings uniform in this too. Kevin Kelly with the Lightning. Darren with the Knights. Rob with the Yotes. Matt Buck with the Flyers. Rob with the Panthers. Brian with the Hurricanes. William with the Flames. Matt Buck with the Rangers. And then Brian with the Columbus blue jackets. Traditionally, a six box case means you're guaranteed an RPA to 99 or a big booklet. But just like anything else, every case is totally different. And then traditionally, people don't believe that three boxes have true RPAs, which they do. That's where I hit the 97 out of 99, but they're not guaranteed, of course. So if you wanna try to guarantee yourself a better chance at something bigger, you're probably wanna get a six boxer, but that doesn't mean that there's nothing nice than a three boxer, it's just, there's no guarantee. All right guys, if there's gonna be no trades, I'm gonna close it right now. All right guys, so again, it's gonna be a very big hit or miss, but like I said, this cup hockey is very, very allocated. You know, probably went to a lot of the, you know, breakers that dedicate to hockey to have a shop, especially like in Canada. So very limited, of course, hasn't released in like three years, so we were only able to snag a couple here. And like I said, hopefully we pull some big hits, but like I said, this is gonna be a big hit or miss to have a break guys, but it should be fun. So six box case, let's open it up. And I was mentioning before the video was recorded, I did see that Caprice off, all of his stuff is stickers, which is very hard to believe because cup hockey is always usually on card, but I guess, I don't know, they couldn't get Caprice off in the last three years to sign on card, so a little bit of a bummer, but I mean his stuff will still sell for extremely well, that'll be the best card you can get for his rookie stuff, but it's him and somebody else, I forgot who they mentioned, that was also a sticker. But I think every other rookie's on card, so that's the good thing. All right, so we have six boxes, one, two, three, four, five, six. I'm gonna number these here like I used to here, so we're gonna put one, we're gonna put two, number three, four, five, six, and let's generate one of those, see what we roll, whatever we roll is what we use here, it's a four, so we're gonna go with box four, right here, it's been so long, I actually didn't get a chance to see the 101 Super Factor that we pulled here last night, there we go guys, it's like breaking an exquisite, I think up here, so the people from the top are not looking. All right, first thing we got is Andrey Sveshnikov, that is numbered to 249, a little base, I'm just gonna show you guys there, your team's again, Brian with the Hurricanes. And we got for the Dallas Stars, rookie patch autographed to 249, Joel Kiviranta. Also to Jason Robertson, you know, obviously it wasn't a big thing in 2021, so he's also an RPA to 249, which would be a little easier to hit. That's gonna go to the Dallas Stars and Tim, and a nice Patrick Wah, look at that, one out of eight Montreal Canadiens, kind of a little lifting there on that bottom left corner, but a beautiful hit right there, Patrick Wah, that's going to the Canadiens and Rob, big dog. And we have Signature Renditions Nails Hoglander for the Vancouver Canadiens going to Tim. Yeah, the numbering stamp is a lot smaller, so you can't really see well, it's gonna be kind of tough. It's really small. Canucks going to also to Tim. Usually these are kind of base or relics. Connor Ingram to 249, Ricky there for the Predators. Predators that is Tim as well, what a break for Tim. And then last one here is a Cam Johnson to 249. Columbus Bluejack, it's Brian Heyman. Alrighty, and just like that guys, there you go. The stuff is always beautiful, we got a nice Patrick Wah, our RPA was Joel Keuranta for the Stars, but something nice probably hiding in the remaining boxes. So I think we have the first five or four of them sold out, we'll run it back right now, number two. Appreciate you guys, jaspyscasebreaks.com.