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2024 CS Golden Spin of Zagreb: Info and pre-game chat

Or they now see an opportunity to get money. There are a lot of great skaters on line for fans, relatives and friends.

Costly for most fans but good for the organizers I guess.
Well for sure. An opportunity that was there (theoretically) all along, but the president would not consider it. Now actually paying 20+ euros to watch skating is a different matter. Haven't done it for any of the challengers and won't be doing it for this one either.
 
Golden Spin is being streamed this year on SolidSport. Early bird passes are on sale until 3 December for 249 SEK. Replays available until 28 February.
For some reason I am interesting in the economics of all this. I am not a fan of games of the ball but Gonzaga Uni sent its B ball team to the Bahamas this weekend. Who paid for that? And if they get the money back through TV rights, etc, are we all paying for a ball team to go to the Bahamas through higher product prices to support advertising?
In this case, Someone promotes an ISU challanger event. I assume they have to pay ISU to do this. How much money do they recoup and how?
 
Final Schedule will be published on Tuesday, December 3, 2024

The official Website says all info will be on Sportity but does not give the Sportity password :bang:


In case you wondered how you find a Sportity password:

The event organizer has to tell you. :bang:

To find a Sportity password, you need to access the event information provided by the organizer, as Sportity passwords are typically given to users when they register for an event or are shared through a specific channel, and are usually required to access the event information within the Sportity app; you can usually find the password in the event details or communication from the organizer.

Key points about finding Sportity passwords:
  • Event details:
    Check the event information provided by the organizer, either on the registration page, in an email, or through a dedicated platform where they are sharing event details.
  • Access through the app:
    Once you have the password, open the Sportity app and enter it when prompted to access the event channel.
  • Contact the organizer:
    If you cannot find the password, reach out to the event organizer for assistance

I sent the event organizer an email. We will see if they tell us the password.
 
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The official Website says all info will be on Sportity but does not give the Sportity password :bang:


In case you wondered how you find a Sportity password:

The event organizer has to tell you. :bang:





I sent the event organizer an email. We will see if they tell us the password.
There are military euphamisms for this procedure but they can not be used in polite company. Instead, I will make light of the situation and compare it to two things. The terrible Peacock skating user interface and the Abbot and Costello routine, "Whose on First?" which I can watch on youtube and I can not hold a straight face.
 
Well for sure. An opportunity that was there (theoretically) all along, but the president would not consider it. Now actually paying 20+ euros to watch skating is a different matter. Haven't done it for any of the challengers and won't be doing it for this one either.
I’m doing it. I don’t like to. But I am. Previously we were unable to watch it at all. I’d love it if it were about half the price.
 
For some reason I am interesting in the economics of all this. I am not a fan of games of the ball but Gonzaga Uni sent its B ball team to the Bahamas this weekend. Who paid for that? And if they get the money back through TV rights, etc, are we all paying for a ball team to go to the Bahamas through higher product prices to support advertising?
In this case, Someone promotes an ISU challanger event. I assume they have to pay ISU to do this. How much money do they recoup and how?
I also wonder how many people actually pay 20 euros for a stream and would they, in fact, make more money if it cost 7.
 
With GPF and JGPF : I don't see the need to pay for a stream when I won't even have time to watch it.
That's why I am waiting for starting orders to see how much the overlap is. So I won't be buying the early discount.
 
That's why I am waiting for starting orders to see how much the overlap is. So I won't be buying the early discount.
I look at GPF schedule... on the saturday, i can watch.. the other days.. not even... Events in Europe are the worse for people who live in North America and do have jobs LOL
 
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The official Website says all info will be on Sportity but does not give the Sportity password :bang:


In case you wondered how you find a Sportity password:

The event organizer has to tell you. :bang:





I sent the event organizer an email. We will see if they tell us the password.
Let us know if you get a reply.
 
Oh, but I suppose this comp isn't worth the travel and lag for him. Who want's to go as a sub?
The listed subs are Kapeikis, Naumov, and Torgashev. However, none of them have been assigned even after Jason withdrew, so I don't know what's going on there aside from Naumov possibly not being able to compete since he was limping off the ice after his free skate in Warsaw.
 
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