North American Tour Odds

All these odds do is show me that there are not near as many paid members as people think. Since we were able to see how many tickets were held at each venue basic math can now be applied to find out roughly how many requests came in. Given the population in the northeast and only 2 shows you would think the odds would have been much worse for NY and Baltimore. Lets say they are holding 15k tickets for MSG (which is amazing), but if NY is at 57% odds that means roughly 26-27k ticket requests came in. Unless they have an odds system that is not factually based that is not that impressive given the insane population in that area and most members going for 2 tickets. I understand that putting in for only GA or only reserved skews the odds some, but not a crazy amount. What PJ did by securing more tickets was great because it gives members in those insane population density areas a much better shot and it doesn't matter where they play the public will grab up whats left in most cases. Win-win situation.

For DMB seat assignments have come weeks later with TICKETSTODAY (more shows = more weeks later), so matches with the 1/27 seat assignment date.  I think this process is going to have other similarities to DMB's ticket process.

dmbolp said:

For DMB seat assignments have come weeks later with TICKETSTODAY (more shows = more weeks later), so matches with the 1/27 seat assignment date.  I think this process is going to have other similarities to DMB's ticket process.

DMB is going to have some explaining to do if PJ can issue confirmation and the seat assignments..... 

What are the final odds?

jdizzle8291 said:

Those are pretty good GA odds for QC. 795%

Guaranteed tickets for the next 7 shows in QC.

jdizzle8291 said:

Those are pretty good GA odds for QC. 795%

Arena expansion. They installed the cranes today, due to 10c demand. 

3days said:

Toronto: 32/99
Ottawa: 56/99
Quebec City: 795/99
Hamilton: 40/99
Baltimore: 14/65
NYC: 9/57
Nashville: 21/99
St Louis: 22/99
OKC: 63/99
Denver: 21/99
Glendale: 36/99
San Diego: 34/99
LA: 28/99; 26/99
Oak: 30/99; 37/99

I am now just realizing I am a moron/moran for not putting Toronto reserved as #2 given I can just sell them if the seats suck. It is like a freeroll in poker. 

Gern Blansten said:

3days said:

Toronto: 32/99
Ottawa: 56/99
Quebec City: 795/99
Hamilton: 40/99
Baltimore: 14/65
NYC: 9/57
Nashville: 21/99
St Louis: 22/99
OKC: 63/99
Denver: 21/99
Glendale: 36/99
San Diego: 34/99
LA: 28/99; 26/99
Oak: 30/99; 37/99

so huge demand in NYC and Baltimore....everyone else is getting tix if they selected "best available"

St. Louis was my second option, I chose reserved seating and with those odds I'd be floored if I'm not attending that show with my ass in a seat.

bbiggs said:

NewfieintheUSA said:

tdawe said:

In 2016, was the MSG pit Ten Club Only?

I'm wondering how to compare the 9% odds here to the 2016 odds which were in the 6-7% range for two nights. 

GA is always TC only

Could be some non-10C this year with the fan exchange. I assume most wont be selling GA tix, but it is possible. 

Not sure that they've cleared this up - if the F2F exchange will be allowed only for 10C members (who are looking to unload 10c seats/GA that were purchased) or not, or have they?