So, if each club had just 200 fans signed up for a streaming service at £10/mth (for a 6 mth season) they'd probably, once accounting for overheads, make more money than the TV deal.

Boring old Mondays, Now we have a chance to watch RL on a monday without having to give up much else. Do for me...

As a supporter of a super league club I am interested in this. The more games outside of the SL I can watch the better & the cost seems reasonable. Monday nights to me are OK as I don’t follow Wendy ball.
At least the Championship clubs are getting some money from outside their own ground takings. It would be great if we had free to air coverage but then why should people get our sport without paying when most of us pay on the gate?

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Doubt it as production costs surely would be too expensive. A streaming service not only means live games but also shoulder programming and the general rule is streaming services initially lose money. Its just those services have investors who stomach the losses or a money mark who is prepared to fund the losses until growth is achieved.

Its one game per week. I’m sure most won’t go bust on that. Or even try marketing the occasion.

I figured since they streamed games via OurLeague during lockdown that the overheads can't have been too significant - esp. as the 'content' is free to the club.