To spell it out crystal clear for those who may not understand the reality of the situation, that may think we (PBA) are making money: WE ARE NOT.In February, two Centreville men were sentenced for smashing their way into a Chantilly paintball supplies store and stealing merchandise. In order to keep producing an internet broadcast of this scope and magnitude, in order to keep showcasing the best players and teams in world, we have to start charging.

But the combined might of the industry hasn’t been able to keep this level of broadcast available for free. For two years we were able to make this happen. PBA and the biggest companies in the industry have come together in order to pitch in and provide top-notch content, and the best show in the business. Outside sponsors (the holy grail the industry has been searching for) do not have interest at this time.

We apologize for the timing, but we have done all we can to make the webcast available to the fans for free. There is no other way forward at this time. #pba #livestream #paintball #webcast #mao2014 #pbnation #stateofthewebcast #mattymarshalĭue to market realities we have to start charging for the webcast.

Prices are $9.95 for Friday’s games only, and $19.95 for all three days of competition ! Paintball Access will be charging for the webcast starting at the 2014 PSP Mid Atlantic Open.

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