IPT streaming/archive video cost

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Do you becopme a member for $30.00 and then have to buy each month for $6.00? Thanks.
 
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The $30 is an annual fee, and yes, 5.95 a month.

I got to watch live tournament matches at Reno, including the final match, and I try to watch a match a day out of the video library, 3 so far.

I watched Corey and Mika yesterday. I want to see Danny Harriman and Tony Drago today.

Many of these matches, I sit there telling myself that I would have paid $5-10 to watch that match, so it really is a bargain considering that.
Plus, members get GOOD discounts out of the IPT store.
 
Six bucks a month for entertainment and you are debating whether you can afford it?

If you really can't afford it then what are you doing playing pool? Go to school and learn a trade and get a job. Come back to pool when your finances are in order.

If you enjoy watching great pool matches it is the best deal in town.

Jake
 
Snapshot9 said:
The $30 is an annual fee, and yes, 5.95 a month.

I got to watch live tournament matches at Reno, including the final match, and I try to watch a match a day out of the video library, 3 so far.

I watched Corey and Mika yesterday. I want to see Danny Harriman and Tony Drago today.

Many of these matches, I sit there telling myself that I would have paid $5-10 to watch that match, so it really is a bargain considering that.
Plus, members get GOOD discounts out of the IPT store.
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S9,
Thanks for answering my question without questioning my finacial health. I also have gone to Vegas and Reno to watch the tournaments live and have thoroughly enjoyed sweating the best talent in the world.

I only have a 17" computer monitor and am considering buying a larger one to watch the videos - is the image full screen or compressed for throughput?

Thanks again.
 
You can't get full screen, but you can get it pretty big once it is archived. It is a great size for watching.
 
Tanner,
Are you saying that the streaming video is a small image for throughput but the archived version seen later is larger - full screen or almost?
Thanks.
 
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