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Permalink Reply by Lynn Bremner (aka PoloZONE.com) on July 23, 2009 at 8:34

Sounds like what Pololine and morning line already cover under their subscription service. PoloZONE.com offers some international coverage for free (no subscription required) and a lot of local U.S. tournaments that are submitted by polo clubs for publication. I'm not sure if there is room in the industry for any more subscription-based services.

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Permalink Reply by Patrick Larsonneur on July 30, 2009 at 0:51

I think it's a great opportunity to watch the matches online, in case you couldn't make it to the game or if you want to see it again.
I do think monthly and 24hrs prices are too high for the service. www.polo.tv offers a similar service for free, albeit with a 'limited' portfolio.

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Permalink Reply by oliver Caporn on July 30, 2009 at 1:51

Thanks for the feedback. ideally we will be lowering prices as we go, the aim is to be a free service eventually. what would be a better price in your opinion?
basically if you wanted to buy a match from any of the usual sources you are talking about £20 a DVD. so a whole season for the same price seems a good deal in that respect.
also in response to Lynn, you'll find the service quite different to what's out there already. yes, it's polo matches but pololine generally only put up highlights to a sound track - which is okay but you don't get the full thrust of the game.
we're not trying to step on their toes a they do it so well already.
early days though. thanks for your comments

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Permalink Reply by oliver Caporn on July 30, 2009 at 3:17

well, we do have more customers than you might imagine..but yes, eventually the ad sponsorship should do the hard work. thanks again for the opinion.

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