GET OVER HERE AND STREAM: FanDuel Sports Network Hooks Streaming Dominance!

FINISH THEM! From Bankruptcy to Streaming Supremacy

Foolish mortals! I Scorpion have witnessed empires rise and fall much like Main Street Sports Group's journey from bankruptcy to streaming contender. They've dusted themselves off trimmed the fat and now their FanDuel Sports Network is boasting about doubled paid subscribers. Almost 650,000 souls are now tuning in and they expect a million by year's end. GET OVER HERE and witness their resurgence!

TOASTY! Averages Heat Up

They're not just gaining subscribers; they're keeping them hooked! With 250,000 unique daily users and a million monthly these numbers are nothing to scoff at. Each game gets a solid 92.5 minutes of attention a 9% increase. Clearly fans are finding something worth watching or perhaps they fear my wrath if they turn it off. After all I am the master of hell fire!

PRIME Time for Partnerships

Even a specter like myself knows that alliances are key. Main Street Sports Group in their quest to dominate the streaming realm has forged a pact with Amazon's Prime Video. A smart move. It's like Sub Zero teaming up with… well anyone really. Plus they're not exclusive leaving the door open for more alliances. This is more strategic than Quan Chi plotting to release Shinnok.

SB Nation and Yahoo Join the Fight!

They've also roped in SB Nation and Yahoo Sports. Seems they're not just relying on brute force (like some ninjas I know). They want to "accelerate subscriber growth and expand awareness." Clever devils! Free trials affiliate links and fantasy sports integration...it's all a well laid trap to lure in the unsuspecting viewer. Just like I lured Sub Zero to the Shirai Ryu temple!

Teamwork Makes the Dream Stream Work

Michael Schneider some mortal from Main Street Sports Group credits the growth to partners and an "efficient acquisition program." Even the team partners are chipping in with promotional offers. It's a full on assault to win the streaming war. I approve but I would've added more fire.

Kontract Kombat: The Price of Victory

Ah but victory comes at a price doesn't it? $19.99 a month for one network? Those contracts with pay TV providers are squeezing them tighter than my spear around an opponent's neck! Preschlack says they'll test lower price points. Good. Make it affordable or face my WRATH. GET OVER HERE and lower those prices!