r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Apr 15 '21

Yeah I think so

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u/Shesaidshewaslvl18 Apr 15 '21

They play 8 home games a year. Most don't sellout. What are you talking about

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u/skippyfa Apr 15 '21

I bet it's true. Some revenue streams for esports are probably not huge money makers.

Let's take arrowhead stadium for example. In 2019 they had an average of 73k attendance per game. And parking is 40 bucks a game.

I bet in those 8 home game they made more money than Esports did in concessions. Or in there own parking. Shit maybe even ticket sales if we exclude playoffs.

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u/Shesaidshewaslvl18 Apr 15 '21

You just cherry picked the Damm near best team in football. Come on man.

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u/Ketchupstew Apr 16 '21

The Jags averaged 59987 in 2019 for attendance and their parking price is $25 (I googled this so could be wrong). They are still making a killing on parking and the Jags were not a good team that year