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BTW for the record, you can't give your vBookie money to other people. We don't have anyway to add or subtract money from anyone's account -- it's only done automatically when the bets are settled.
The hard up is bitter and nuts.
Case closed.
BTW for the record, you can't give your vBookie money to other people. We don't have anyway to add or subtract money from anyone's account -- it's only done automatically when the bets are settled.
Time Warner makes you get Digital Cable to get access to League Pass. Out here in California, they let us break that $160 into 4 monthly payments of $40 to make it easy to purchase. To get NBATV, they also force you to purchase a Sports Package as well. So does Direct TV.
I'd pay close to $200 to get 95% of the games because that is the only way, I'll be able to watch Silver & Black on a regular basis.
Time Warner charged me $170 this year.
I'm wondering how it works on Time Warner Austin with regards to Spurs games. Do we still get the games on FSSW. I know we have KENS, but we don't have KRRT/KABB if they show any games there.
If I decided to get League Pass, could I see the Spurs games that are on KRRT/KABB in San Marcos?
Chump, how much is LP @ TWA?
LP price is not per market, I don't think. right now, LP is 169$ which stops on the last day of the regular season.
I have DirecTV. All I added was the local sports package that has FSSW. With that added addition I am able to watch every single one of the Spurs games. The games are always on FSSW, ESPN, TNT, ABC or Channel 5 and I will see every single one. If it is blacked out on ESPN or TNT then I see it on FSSW. Oh yeah, I should have added KRRT/KABB too.
Screw it. I just ordered it.
$169 for the LP, and extra $5/month for NBA-TV.
Bas s.
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