Looks like they might still be working on a deal. Doesn't help this morning
How can I watch Super Rugby AU overseas?
Please see our list of international broadcasters (subject to change):
New Zealand: Sky Sports South Africa/Africa and adjacent islands: SuperSport Argentina/South America/North America: ESPN Japan: Wowow Pacific: Digicel Middle East: To be confirmed Italy/Vatican/San Marino/Switzerland: Sky Italia France/Andorra/Monaco/Luxembourg: To be confirmed UK (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Channel Islands, Isle of Man): To be confirmed Spain/Andorra: Telefonica Portugal: To be confirmed Non-core Europe: To be confirmed
Looks like they might still be working on a deal. Doesn't help this morning How can I watch Super Rugby AU overseas?Please see our list of international broadcasters (subject to change):New Zealand: Sky SportsSouth Africa/Africa and adjacent islands
Does this mean Sky will no longer be showing any Super Rugby from now on ? Getting very close to binning Sky off now if that's the case.They can keep their Netball and F1,but will no doubt still be looking to hike up their prices at some point this year
Does this mean Sky will no longer be showing any Super Rugby from now on ?Getting very close to binning Sky off now if that's the case.They can keep their Netball and F1,but will no doubt still be looking to hike up their prices at some point this ye
The BF TV Guide is saying Saturday's Super Rugby Australia clash is on Sky Sports Action (not Friday's, though)....
I'm in a similar situation to you, mate. Super Rugby is one of the few things left that I bet on off of Sky pics....
The BF TV Guide is saying Saturday's Super Rugby Australia clash is on Sky Sports Action (not Friday's, though)....I'm in a similar situation to you, mate. Super Rugby is one of the few things left that I bet on off of Sky pics....
Making people PPV certainly isn't going to help, but it's not streams per se that are killing betting markets, IMHO, Reveen. It's slow streams/pics that are doing that. Here we are in 2021, and pics are now more delayed than ever in my betting lifetime. UK racing has shown that there's absolutely no reason for them to be as delayed as they are.
I used to love betting on the darts, but if you use "live" pics to do that now, you get absolutely killed. Going off the scoreboards, obviously depending on the players, you are generally three darts and sometimes four darts (ie two rotations of player throwing!) behind real "live". Needless to say, darts turnover is down massively as a result.
There is clearly just no will to speed them up, because, seemingly, it's in someone's best interests (short-term) for a sizeable time advantage to exist. I'm sure there would be a lot more action long-term if it wasn't possible for people to get picked off because the "live" pics they're watching are positively ancient.
Making people PPV certainly isn't going to help, but it's not streams per se that are killing betting markets, IMHO, Reveen. It's slow streams/pics that are doing that. Here we are in 2021, and pics are now more delayed than ever in my betting life
You're right the problem with streams is the delay which is mind boggling with all of the advancements in technology. It seems like a few at the top want to keep it that way to print money and exchanges don't care as they create fees that tax the fast picture players.
You're right the problem with streams is the delay which is mind boggling with all of the advancements in technology. It seems like a few at the top want to keep it that way to print money and exchanges don't care as they create fees that tax the fas
Have just received a reply from RugbyPass in response to my query about the picture delay. It doesn't answer the question at all but has pointed me in the direction of liverugby.net, who are appear to be the company actually providing the pictures. I've now asked the question of them.
Indeed.Have just received a reply from RugbyPass in response to my query about the picture delay. It doesn't answer the question at all but has pointed me in the direction of liverugby.net, who are appear to be the company actually providing the pic
What a game there between Brumbies v Rebels. If it had have been Sky it would have been a great game to trade on. Brumbies win the game with the last kick of the game. Ryan Lonergan kicks it from 55mtrs at an angle. What a kick
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Brumbies 27 - 24 Rebels
What a game there between Brumbies v Rebels. If it had have been Sky it would have been a great game to trade on. Brumbies win the game with the last kick of the game. Ryan Lonergan kicks it from 55mtrs at an angle. What a kickFTBrumbies 27 - 24