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NlolRL wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 1:31 pmRubbish
Saturday normally has a game starting at 1.30pm and finish 4.30pm. Another game at 3.00pm and finishing 6pm. Another game at 4.30pm and finishing at 7.30pm. Then 2 games starting arpubd 7.30.
3 games have full overlap with another game, while 2 have 1/4 to 1/2 overlap
Which is why I said NORMALLY. Would you like me to define it for you?pussycat wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 2:32 pmNlolRL wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 1:31 pmRubbish
Saturday normally has a game starting at 1.30pm and finish 4.30pm. Another game at 3.00pm and finishing 6pm. Another game at 4.30pm and finishing at 7.30pm. Then 2 games starting arpubd 7.30.
3 games have full overlap with another game, while 2 have 1/4 to 1/2 overlap
You make it to easy.
R2 game 1 no overlap, game 2. half an hour of overlap.
well that's pretty daft. Of course 2 AFL games with one on fox will outrate a single NRL game on fox only!leeroy*NRL* wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 1:53 pm
all i was quoting was a saturday night fixture head to head>
with 1 x NRL game
and 2 AFL games played at the same time>>
And the AFL dont target Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth in the same time slot very often eitherbut the NRL does not do this > as the bronx have only 16 FTA games and 9 Exclusive Fox games..
True, but we dont either if you live in Melbourne, our biggest marketin an ideal world > the NRL would have all games on FTA maximising every game
but this is not the case>>
But as my example showed, the advantage does not offset the disadvantage, often by quite some marginAFL has games at same time (yes which is a disadvantge) though it helps alot when the game
is broadcast into some FTA markets offsetting the loss.
Yes, it's a clever, but if counting ratings for the round or year, it results in an inaccurate reflection(if the AFL didnt have the games on FTA at the same time, i would be saying its a huge disadvantage..)
you win some you lose some> its a good setup>>
AFL=Genuis
So far this year there has been 4 AFL matches shown in isolation on a Saturday in the 4.30 - 7 O'clock timeslot. The AFL have average 209.NlolRL wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 3:30 pmwell that's pretty daft. Of course 2 AFL games with one on fox will outrate a single NRL game on fox only!leeroy*NRL* wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 1:53 pm
all i was quoting was a saturday night fixture head to head>
with 1 x NRL game
and 2 AFL games played at the same time>>
And the AFL dont target Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth in the same time slot very often eitherbut the NRL does not do this > as the bronx have only 16 FTA games and 9 Exclusive Fox games..
True, but we dont either if you live in Melbourne, our biggest marketin an ideal world > the NRL would have all games on FTA maximising every game
but this is not the case>>
But as my example showed, the advantage does not offset the disadvantage, often by quite some marginAFL has games at same time (yes which is a disadvantge) though it helps alot when the game
is broadcast into some FTA markets offsetting the loss.
Yes, it's a clever, but if counting ratings for the round or year, it results in an inaccurate reflection(if the AFL didnt have the games on FTA at the same time, i would be saying its a huge disadvantage..)
you win some you lose some> its a good setup>>
AFL=Genuis
there's actually been only 2pussycat wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 7:40 pmSo far this year there has been 4 AFL matches shown in isolation on a Saturday in the 4.30 - 7 O'clock timeslot. The AFL have average 209.NlolRL wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 3:30 pmwell that's pretty daft. Of course 2 AFL games with one on fox will outrate a single NRL game on fox only!leeroy*NRL* wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 1:53 pm
all i was quoting was a saturday night fixture head to head>
with 1 x NRL game
and 2 AFL games played at the same time>>
And the AFL dont target Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth in the same time slot very often eitherbut the NRL does not do this > as the bronx have only 16 FTA games and 9 Exclusive Fox games..
True, but we dont either if you live in Melbourne, our biggest marketin an ideal world > the NRL would have all games on FTA maximising every game
but this is not the case>>
But as my example showed, the advantage does not offset the disadvantage, often by quite some marginAFL has games at same time (yes which is a disadvantge) though it helps alot when the game
is broadcast into some FTA markets offsetting the loss.
Yes, it's a clever, but if counting ratings for the round or year, it results in an inaccurate reflection(if the AFL didnt have the games on FTA at the same time, i would be saying its a huge disadvantage..)
you win some you lose some> its a good setup>>
AFL=Genuis
The NRL same 4 matches 5.15 - 7 have won 4 of 4 averaging 252k . about 44k more .
And Im betting the next word you utter is but
Rd2.Coll v GWSNlolRL wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 7:56 pmthere's actually been only 2pussycat wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 7:40 pmSo far this year there has been 4 AFL matches shown in isolation on a Saturday in the 4.30 - 7 O'clock timeslot. The AFL have average 209.NlolRL wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 3:30 pmwell that's pretty daft. Of course 2 AFL games with one on fox will outrate a single NRL game on fox only!
And the AFL dont target Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth in the same time slot very often either
True, but we dont either if you live in Melbourne, our biggest market
But as my example showed, the advantage does not offset the disadvantage, often by quite some margin
Yes, it's a clever, but if counting ratings for the round or year, it results in an inaccurate reflection
The NRL same 4 matches 5.15 - 7 have won 4 of 4 averaging 252k . about 44k more .
And Im betting the next word you utter is but
Wrong.pussycat wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 11:30 pmRd2.Coll v GWSNlolRL wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 7:56 pmthere's actually been only 2pussycat wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 7:40 pm
So far this year there has been 4 AFL matches shown in isolation on a Saturday in the 4.30 - 7 O'clock timeslot. The AFL have average 209.
The NRL same 4 matches 5.15 - 7 have won 4 of 4 averaging 252k . about 44k more .
And Im betting the next word you utter is but
Rd3. Suns v Freemantle
Rd4.BD v Swans
Rd5 . Carl v WCst
So you would classify those as head to head games? 4-0
NlolRL wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 7:37 amWrong.
Rd 3 Suns v Fremantle started at 4.30 whish still overlapped with another game that started at 2.10pm
Rd4.BD v Swans started at 4.30 whish still overlapped with another game that started at 2.10pm
Sure, the overlap is only the last 30 minutes, but it still contributes to the lower average.
Why must you lie?
Melbourne is in the same time zone as Brisbane during April you moron!pussycat wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 9:37 amNlolRL wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 7:37 amWrong.pussycat wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 11:30 pm
Rd2.Coll v GWS
Rd3. Suns v Freemantle
Rd4.BD v Swans
Rd5 . Carl v WCst
So you would classify those as head to head games? 4-0
Rd 3 Suns v Fremantle started at 4.30 whish still overlapped with another game that started at 2.10pm
Rd4.BD v Swans started at 4.30 whish still overlapped with another game that started at 2.10pm
Sure, the overlap is only the last 30 minutes, but it still contributes to the lower average.
Why must you lie?
Why must you be such a dick.
The difference is different time zones and no daylight saving in Brisbane.
The Swans game started at 4.35. 5m off 2.5 hours. When I suggested some games only overlap for 5m I was accused of Bullshit!
with the 4 FTA this week it may be more like 4.5m.leeroy*NRL* wrote: Thu Apr 26, 2018 3:08 pmHuge regionals for the Dragons game
looking like another 4mill week.
The round 3 match was shown in WA and didn't kick off until 4.35.NlolRL wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 10:04 amMelbourne is in the same time zone as Brisbane during April you moron!pussycat wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 9:37 amNlolRL wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 7:37 am
Wrong.
Rd 3 Suns v Fremantle started at 4.30 whish still overlapped with another game that started at 2.10pm
Rd4.BD v Swans started at 4.30 whish still overlapped with another game that started at 2.10pm
Sure, the overlap is only the last 30 minutes, but it still contributes to the lower average.
Why must you lie?
Why must you be such a dick.
The difference is different time zones and no daylight saving in Brisbane.
The Swans game started at 4.35. 5m off 2.5 hours. When I suggested some games only overlap for 5m I was accused of Bullshit!
The AFL telecast goes for 3 hours so the telecast for both games is averaged over the 3 hours, which means they overlap by 30 minutes. It's like if the NRL games ran 3-5 and 4.30-6.30, the audience would be split for 30 minutes.
Not for STV, they give one overall rating.pussycat wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 11:26 amThe round 3 match was shown in WA and didn't kick off until 4.35.NlolRL wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 10:04 amMelbourne is in the same time zone as Brisbane during April you moron!pussycat wrote: Fri Apr 27, 2018 9:37 am
Why must you be such a dick.
The difference is different time zones and no daylight saving in Brisbane.
The Swans game started at 4.35. 5m off 2.5 hours. When I suggested some games only overlap for 5m I was accused of Bullshit!
The AFL telecast goes for 3 hours so the telecast for both games is averaged over the 3 hours, which means they overlap by 30 minutes. It's like if the NRL games ran 3-5 and 4.30-6.30, the audience would be split for 30 minutes.
The matches are divided into segments, pre - match - post . The match ratings are the ones given.