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I will start a topic on this, how much extra would you pay to watch a Duck game or any other team when streaming is the only venue? I think teams will go to a pay for view format. How much are you willing to pay to watch a game? This is extra over any other regular program you pay for, gotta have a Ted Lasso type show to watch. For me at this point I think I will miss lots of games and my 45 plus years as a Duck fan will fade. I can’t see myself paying over $10 per game live viewing, maybe hope for a YouTube version days later. The dollar has taken over college athletics, how much would you pay before you turn it off

Alan wrote:I will start a topic on this, how much extra would you pay to watch a Duck game or any other team when streaming is the only venue? I think teams will go to a pay for view format. How much are you willing to pay to watch a game? This is extra over any other regular program you pay for, gotta have a Ted Lasso type show to watch. For me at this point I think I will miss lots of games and my 45 plus years as a Duck fan will fade. I can’t see myself paying over $10 per game live viewing, maybe hope for a YouTube version days later. The dollar has taken over college athletics, how much would you pay before you turn it off

10$/month or 40$/season of Ducks football, especially on demand replay, is a great deal.

you're complaining over 3 hours of entertainment for less than 1 hour of min. wage labor.

Is there any consensus which streaming service would be best for this season yet?
I usually sign up for Fubo or one of the other services for the duration of the season.

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Alan wrote:I will start a topic on this, how much extra would you pay to watch a Duck game or any other team when streaming is the only venue? I think teams will go to a pay for view format. How much are you willing to pay to watch a game? This is extra over any other regular program you pay for, gotta have a Ted Lasso type show to watch. For me at this point I think I will miss lots of games and my 45 plus years as a Duck fan will fade. I can’t see myself paying over $10 per game live viewing, maybe hope for a YouTube version days later. The dollar has taken over college athletics, how much would you pay before you turn it off

10$/month or 40$/season of Ducks football, especially on demand replay, is a great deal.

you're complaining over 3 hours of entertainment for less than 1 hour of min. wage labor.

To clarify, I am complaining about something that hasn’t happened yet! Lol

I have streaming from September through March (7 months). And historically it has cost about $70 a month to stream. $490 a year to watch basically every ducks football and basketball game.

That's about 48 games a year, so ya close to $10 a game. However! I do get access to a bunch of other games, movie, and other content. And being able to watch every march madness game to me is worth an extra $100. Best sporting event every year.

I'm pretty frugal otherwise and don't spend any money on TV streaming, cable, or any other service. Most the movies my wife and I watch we get for free from library, free streaming service, etc.

Is there any consensus which streaming service would be best for this season yet?
I usually sign up for Fubo or one of the other services for the duration of the season.

jBeavertonduck wrote:Is there any consensus which streaming service would be best for this season yet?
I usually sign up for Fubo or one of the other services for the duration of the season.

If you want Pac-12 Networks, I think your only options are Fubo or Sling (Maybe vidgo?).

I like Fubo the best as they have local tv included. It’s easier for me to watch games without the hassle of an antenna when I’m not home


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ElPatoLoco wrote:I like Fubo the best as they have local tv included. It’s easier for me to watch games without the hassle of an antenna when I’m not home


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I think Vidgo also has local channels too btw.

Kind of strange Vidgo doesn’t offer cbs and nbc.


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ElPatoLoco wrote:I like Fubo the best as they have local tv included. It’s easier for me to watch games without the hassle of an antenna when I’m not home


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Fubo here too.