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Screw it - let's just win the damn game like 4 - nil, so it ends on time.
Problem solved.
That’s the best answer.
Screw it - let's just win the damn game like 4 - nil, so it ends on time.
Problem solved.
I took this away: In terms of the audience for those ads, just under one-third (32%) of the U.S. population already has an interest in sports betting, but a total of 46% have at least some interest, highlighting an opportunity for future growth.neilson report
first one i grabbed
how many betters will there be
it says about 20 million adults.
I mean roughly 1/3 of the US is under 18 or over 70 and thats probably a small number of this group so 20 million out of 200 million? Back to the 1 in 10.. now the numbers say about 60 million a month watch sports.. so if 20 million bet thats like 1 in 3..
Given that its probably more like 1 in 5 are betting?
I look at it as almost 50% of the pop. has a betting interest so whats the interest in people who actually follow sport.sI took this away: In terms of the audience for those ads, just under one-third (32%) of the U.S. population already has an interest in sports betting, but a total of 46% have at least some interest, highlighting an opportunity for future growth.
So if you're SU, do you lean into something that half the audience cares about?
If it's stats and scores or better WiFi, sure. I know those are long-standing complaints. But how intrusive do you want to be to cater to the desires of a set of the total audience - especially if that comes at the expense of in-game programming/marching band/etc.?