Anonymous
Years ago

What’s the best way to watch boomers?

The Boomers play Saturday at 5:30pm, what is the best way to watch games?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

I'll just be watching it streamed on channel 7's Comm Games site. I think they'll be having every Boomers game televised.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Foxtel???

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Interesting that there really isn't much promotion or info, as these games are held here!

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rjd  
Years ago

anon, the Boomers play NZ on Saturday, but they play Canada first on Friday.

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rjd  
Years ago

What is the format of the Commonwealth Games tournament for basketball. I see that there are two pools:

A:
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Nigeria

B:
England
Cameroon
Scotland
India

I presume the top 2 seeds of each pool progress to the semis. This will lead to boring semi-final games as pool A seems to have the top 4 teams in the tournament.

At least it means Australia will have more challenging games throughout the preliminary rounds.

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koberulz  
Years ago

It's a two-team tournament, really, so essentially everything prior to the gold medal game is utterly pointless. Might as well group the stronger teams together and have slightly less embarrassing pool games.

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koberulz  
Years ago

Is there any way to watch on-demand? I missed today's game and was hoping they'd have a system like the Olympics, but it appears not.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

They have a website but you have to pay. Olympics were free. Strange.

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koberulz  
Years ago

I bought the premium membership, but that only opens up more live channels so you can watch what you want when it's on. Doesn't have any VOD though.

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LC  
Years ago

At the conclusion of the Pool stage, the top two teams from Pool A will proceed to the semi-finals. Meanwhile, the bottom two teams from Pool A will play the top two teams from Pool B in the qualifying finals with the remaining two Pool B teams will be eliminated. The winner of the qualifying finals will then advance to the semi-final. This should mean more meaningful games...but the Australian's and Kiwi's in the men are a step up on everyone else.

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