I live so closely to the O2 I'm thinking of seeing if I can buy a ticket from a tout outside the event.
Any ideas of how much they go for or any advice?
Tickets from a Tout - Froch/Kessler
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Darcy Delaney
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Re: Tickets from a Tout - Froch/Kessler
i wouldn't pay more than face value mate
Re: Tickets from a Tout - Froch/Kessler
i'd say face + 50
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Khaosai-Galaxy
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Re: Tickets from a Tout - Froch/Kessler
Supply and demand.
If you leave it until the last minute and the touts have loads of tickets left you might get lucky and get it below face value.
If you leave it until the last minute and the touts have loads of tickets left you might get lucky and get it below face value.
Re: Tickets from a Tout - Froch/Kessler
Cheap tickets may go above FV as there will be more last minute demand for them, best seats will be at FV or below.
Re: Tickets from a Tout - Froch/Kessler
Wouldn't imagine you'd pay much more than face value and more than likely get them at face value.
Remember when we went up to Manchester for the Hatton/Tsyzu fight and my mate had jumped on the bus in the hope of getting a ticket. Literally 10 seconds after we got off the bus he was offered a ticket at (I think) £15 over face value which he bought and then about 5 minutes down the road another for face value and I'd say demand for that was probably higher than this.
Hatton Mayweather in Vegas was a different story altogether though.
Remember when we went up to Manchester for the Hatton/Tsyzu fight and my mate had jumped on the bus in the hope of getting a ticket. Literally 10 seconds after we got off the bus he was offered a ticket at (I think) £15 over face value which he bought and then about 5 minutes down the road another for face value and I'd say demand for that was probably higher than this.
Hatton Mayweather in Vegas was a different story altogether though.