The amount being paid for club and international matches will be £182,200,000 in total.

Of that total, £146,760,000, or 80 per cent, will go to Super League clubs.

£14,576,000 or 8 per cent, will go to the twelve Championship clubs in the second tier.

£1,822,000, or one per cent, will go to the Championship One clubs.

£20,042,000, or 11 per cent, will be paid for Challenge Cup and internationals coverage.

When the Super League clubs signed the new five-year contract with BSkyB in 2015, they were enticed by a £300,000 sweetener.

Quote: MicktheGled "The amount being paid for club and international matches will be £182,200,000 in total. Of that total, £146,760,000, or 80 per cent, will go to Super League clubs. £14,576,000 or 8 per cent, will go to the twelve Championship clubs in the second tier. £1,822,000, or one per cent, will go to the Championship One clubs. £20,042,000, or 11 per cent, will be paid for Challenge Cup and internationals coverage. When the Super League clubs signed the new five-year contract with BSkyB in 2015, they were enticed by a £300,000 sweetener.'" Nice copy and paste from the Sadler article. www.totalrl.com/ins-outs-super-l ... w-tv-deal/

Quote: MicktheGled "The amount being paid for club and international matches will be £182,200,000 in total. Of that total, £146,760,000, or 80 per cent, will go to Super League clubs. £14,576,000 or 8 per cent, will go to the twelve Championship clubs in the second tier. £1,822,000, or one per cent, will go to the Championship One clubs. £20,042,000, or 11 per cent, will be paid for Challenge Cup and internationals coverage. When the Super League clubs signed the new five-year contract with BSkyB in 2015, they were enticed by a £300,000 sweetener.'" Nice copy and paste from the Sadler article. www.totalrl.com/ins-outs-super-l ... w-tv-deal/

No, the qestion is, how much do you pay for the rugby league. Or put another way, how much cheaper would your subs be if you didn't have the ability to watch the Rl on Sky Sports, or Premier. (Ignoring the freebie version of Premier which muddied the waters a bit mid season, doubt they will continue to allow free what is a paid for service but we shall see)

With Sky you can now pick and choose individual elements of Sports channels- you don't have to have them all. Whether anyone who does this will fall foul though of the old channel game switching of the past, also remains to be seen.

I'm with Virgin at the moment, but with them, you aren't able to split the Sky Sports in teh way you could with Sky itself - it's all or nothing. But of course you then do get it all, including NFL and F1, which I also watch, so the question is, how much of your additional subs are you actually paying to watch RL. Not that easy to work out.

But I do negotiate a good deal. Last season, for example, I got the Premier Sports added for 37p extra a month but that's just cos every company obviously wants me as a customer and I'm such a great bloke. But my numbers may not be the bull you think 4.00732421875:5