Enjoy the Best Seats at the NBL Cup From Just $100

Fans will have the chance to watch the biggest stars in Australian basketball courtside from just $100 for all remaining NBL Cup games in Melbourne.
 
In an exclusive offer only available during the NBL Cup, fans can purchase the best seats in the house at this unbeatable price and enjoy world class basketball and entertainment up close and personal.
 
The special offer is in addition to $10 general admission tickets to the NBL Cup for each doubleheader. The NBL Cup features all nine teams in 18 doubleheaders at John Cain Arena and the State Basketball Centre.
 
Total prizemoney of $300,000 is up for grabs and all games count towards the inaugural NBL Cup as well as the 2020-21 Hungry Jack’s NBL season.

CLICK HERE TO ACCESS COURTSIDE SEATS FROM JUST $100 FOR THE NBL CUP

NBL Owner and Executive Chairman Larry Kestelman said: “The NBL Cup has been a fantastic event so far and it is only going to get better for fans who can now sit courtside from just $100.
 
“Fans can access the best seats in the house at this incredible, one-off price. The $100 courtside ticket offer is another way of saying thank you to all Victorians who have endured a challenging 12 months.
 
“If you haven’t been to an NBL game before, we encourage you to get along to the NBL Cup and experience a night of world class sport and entertainment.”
 
All 36 games played for the NBL Cup will count towards the teams’ overall season record in accordance with standard ladder methodology. The winner of the NBL Cup will be determined by a separate ladder with three points to be awarded for a win and an extra point awarded for each quarter won across the 36 games held.
 
Every team will play each other once and the team with the most points at the end of the 36 games will be awarded the NBL Cup and $150,000 in prizemoney. The runner-up will receive $100,000 and third place $50,000.
 
The NBL Cup continues at the State Basketball Centre tomorrow night when the SKY Sport New Zealand Breakers play the Brisbane Bullets at 5pm AEDT followed by Perth Wildcats v South East Melbourne Phoenix at 7.30pm. Both games will be broadcast live on ESPN, SBS On Demand and SKY Sport.