It can be frustrating when you have it up on the big screen through a projector and 70 people are there trying to watch the game.
You should NEVER rely on an online stream when showing an event at a commercial venue, especially one not authorised for the country you are at. Either pony up for TSN or if you really don't like paying for TSN, get a C or Ku band FTA satellite system installed. Your patrons will thank you!
Just because there's 70 people doesn't mean it's a commercial venue.
I knew a guy who got a projector and held a big party for all his friends in his garage when the Dutch made it to the world cup final in 2010. There were more than 70 people there.
reply to PSurge It's not a commercial venue that's for sure. When you have a big screen it's not hard to find lots of Italians who want to watch the game.
If it were commercial and I was making money, the $20 for TSN for the tournament would be nothing.
For some reason only in Canada is the Euro a paid event - in the US and UK they are freely available on their TV network websites.
Even at home today I got frustrated with the ESPN feed, the ITV feed was much better.
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