Sadler mentioned 'a few hundred grand' in one of his posts so that suggests around 300k and doesn't specify whether thats per year of for the whole two years. Id imagine the scaling portion kicks in depending on how may time a team features on a monday. so every team gets a small amount up front and then extra payments to the teams appearing on tv ( and taking hit on attendances). You would assume they will be sensible about kickoff times and make it 7:30-8:30 so at least people working have a chance of attending. IF they do something ridiculous like 6pm kickoff then hit to attendance will be massive.

It's £200k. Clubs will receive around £6k each. It's not much is it? Clubs will need to really sell the fact that they're being televised to sponsors or they'll be out of pocket.

Wow, so we've 'sold' the TV rights for 100K a year? Maybe the pizza deals wasn't so bad afterall!!

Is the sport really THAT unattractive to a broadcaster that we cannot give it away? What a sad state of affairs, future looks bleak long term for Championship.

Where does it say £100k? Genuine question

It's a 2 year deal. 2 x 100K = 200K Or there or thereabouts. On a channel with limited exposure it's better than nothing but not by much.

Likewise, we’ve sold tv rights for £200k to a league that previously was not shown and was thrown in as a freebie to the last broadcaster who didn’t want to show it even for free.

Super league sold the elite league sponsorship for free pizza or free advertising on a handful of lorries.

Super league has sold the elite league tv rights for a fraction of the last deal putting 10s of clubs at risk of financial ruin because the deal is so far reduced.

All about phasing and if you cup is half full or you’ve sold your cup to cut your cloth