I have been told that some clubs. London Broncos may be amongst them, who knows ? Will not be selling season tickets,
Simply selling tickets for individual games as they come up and as fans attendance is allowed.
With the absolute uncertainty of when and how many fans will be allowed to attend matches. .
Also the consideration that a new strain of Covid might come in later and throw the season into turmoil.
You have to add the Wimbledon move into the mix.
It might be quite prudent for the club to do this. In addition they could run promotions without alienating ST holders.
We shall have to see what occurs.

https://www.rugby-league.com/article/57 ... e--season-

https://www.rugby-league.com/article/57 ... e--season-

Not sure at £4.95 per match clubs will make much out of it. Still i suppose anything is better than nothing. Unless of course Rimmer & his bunch of Boy Wonders expect people to sign up in their tens of thousands!!

Would be interested to know how the revenue is going to be distributed before i part with my dosh.

Selling or trying to sell season tickets for this season would be madness and pointless.
If and when crowds get back in, then introduce a group purchase might be an option, but only when some sort of normallity is assured. If wimbledon comes off it could be in our favour, a larger stadium with the number of fans we can expect would be easier to keep distanced

I think they are going for some kind of membership scheme- maybe linked to packages of games - 3, 5........?

Why on earth is it double the price for people who decide on the day they want to watch a game?!

To ensure they get your £££ in advance lol

Because thats the price simple! Like a lot of things buy early get it cheaper

Nonsense.

Why is it nonsense,? Any pay per view live event on sky is cheaper if you commit to it early. Early bird tickets for live game are not unusual. They have these things called seasin tickets, which game for game are cheaper than paying on the day.
Plus it means they have your money irrelevant of you actually tuning in.
Nothing unusual about it

What other PPV events charge the consumer DOUBLE should they be unable to commit to watching in advance?

2 ways of looking at things mate.
Glass half full. PPV price is £10 or discounted to just under £5 if you commit early, well thats a good deal.
Glass half empty. PPV price is £4.95 but doubles on the day what a rip off!
As for not being able to commit before the day! Currently unless your going to work your not meant to be gpibg out anyhow so not sure what yr going to be doing.
Simple solution, if you dont like the pruce dont pay it, and dont watch it

Has anyone ever used Chromecast to TV, from The RFL website or app?

Has anyone used The RFL App or website, to Chromecast to TV live matches, it is easy to do?

What other PPV events charge the consumer DOUBLE should they be unable to commit to watching in advance?
They are not doubling the price on the day, they are actually halving the price if you buy early.