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Message: [QUOTE="HRE Otto IV, post: 3104304, member: 5685"] Depends on ones break even point. You never want to set a new low in the market as that could impact what you can charge in future games. If people know you can buy Clemson tickets for $20 the day before a game, it will make it harder to sell tickets leading up to the game at a higher price. For example If you buy 100 tickets at $40 each and sold them like the below, you have a profit of $3250 with 10 tickets left. In that case why lower them? Prior to the season you sell 40 tickets at $100. After Liberty you sell 30 tickets at $75. After MD you sell 20 tickets at $50. The last 10 tickets are still for sale at $50. [/QUOTE]