ME
A few hours ago

NBL TV ratings over holiday period

So I just stumbled across an interesting tidbit in an article about sports ratings during the Christmas period, and it states the following:

"NBL & A-League does the numbers for Ten
The NBL season, aptly timed to coincide with the off-season of most other long-season sports, reached a total of 1.46 million national viewers. A-Leagues matches, and highlights across 10 and 10 Play also reached 1.14 million total national viewers."

So it seems that the NBL outshone the A League during the two week 'holiday period' of Christmas and New Year's. Those numbers are still small fry when compared to some of the cricket matches that averaged over a million per game. The NBL's Christmas day ratings were at a reach of 100,000 with a regular audience of 19,000 which is hard to see in context as to whether that would be considered a win for the league or not. But the fact the league hasnt been crowing about it probably suggests it was no breakthrough and they may need to go back to the drawing board to figure out how they can get back to the 300,000 viewer rating they had a few seasons ago.

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Ushiro  
A few hours ago

Been watching a lot more NBL this season as most games are unpredictable. However, since the switch of the A League to Paramount, I have not watched Adelaide United games, being content with the highlight packages.

Would be interesting to see the figures if the A League was still on Foxtel as well.

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word14  
A couple of hours ago

Wonder what (if any) effect 'draw card' players like Trez and Tacko have on this

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Damo 75  
A few minutes ago

Those numbers are just the FTA ratings though, yeah? Doesn't include subscription or streaming (Foxtel/Kayo) viewers?

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ME (he/kangaroo)  
Today

"Those numbers are just the FTA ratings though, yeah? Doesn't include subscription or streaming (Foxtel/Kayo) viewers?"

Only channel ten I am pretty sure. The ratings page I sourced the 100K figure from only showed from FTA.

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Zodiac  
Within the hour

And if you want a rough guide to how few watch Kayo:

"There were increases in viewing online video on most services compared to 2023 - including Netflix (67% from 61%) Facebook (45% from 38%), Amazon Prime Video (34% from 25%), Disney+ (34% from 28%), Instagram Reels (30% from 24%), Stan (25% from 22%), TikTok (22% from 18%), Binge (16% from 13%), Kayo (15% from 12%), Paramount+ (14% from 12%), Apple TV+ (13% from 10%), Foxtel Now/Foxtel Go (12% from 9%) and Optus Sport (4% from 3%)."

https://tvtonight.com.au/2025/01/are-younger-viewers-really-switching-off-television.html

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