Venetian Reschedules NPL Televised Tournament for Bellagio Bustouts

[doublejoker]

Is there any information on exactly how many subscribers get this MOJO Network?

[Kevmath]

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Is there any information on exactly how many subscribers get this MOJO Network?

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According to this article, (and what Oliver has said), it's 7 million.

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The Comcast-owned G4, currently at 64 million subscribers, and the 7 million-subscriber Mojo high-definition channel, owned by video-on-demand content aggregator In Demand, will air episodes of Heroes the same week those installments debut on NBC, beginning Oct. 29.

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[doublejoker]

The other combo of networks reaches over 100 million.

[olivert]

WGN Superstation, by itself, reaches 90 million U.S. TV households.

Assuming that NPL will indeed air on WGN Superstation at 10pm Pacific/1am Eastern on either Saturday night or Sunday night, I anticipate that about 0.20% of WGN SS's total subscribers, or 180,000 households, will tune in on average.

Assuming 1.2 viewers per households, and assuming that 60% of the viewers are in the ages 18-49 demographic targeted by online poker "schools", one can estimate that NPL will draw 108000 targeted viewers per show.

Assuming that 1000 targeted viewers are worth $20 for every 30 seconds of logo exposure time, one can calculate that 30 seconds of logo exposure, or one "impression", on an NPL broadcast on WGN SS is worth $2590.

I actually like the way NPL will be doing the $5000 and $15000 events, with a featured TV table on each of the 3 days so that players can be rotated onto the TV table in order to generate "impressions" for their sponsors.

[FieryJustice]

I played the first 2 $2500 and they were really weird. The first one, on Sunday, was a super soft whereas the 2nd one was full of vegas pros. I suspect the rest of them may only have pros in them due to poor advertising, but who knows. Hopefully I can busto from bellagio quick so I can get some tv time. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]