Courtside tickets?

Associate 3 in IB-M&A

In a decent market those go for $50k for bad angle third-row "courtside", $100k+ to sit in the very front row somewhere near midcourt. So maybe a senior associate could blow their whole bonus on that, but unlikely for most guys. Better off buying just for a game or two since most IBers wouldn't be able to go regularly

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young rookie on the street

For sure

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Intern in IB - Cov

Never saw the benefit of courtside tickets. In my city they’re about $1.5k per game, and lower level seating is like $60. I don’t think courtside tickets are worth it unless it’s a big game. Also feel like I’ve had the same level of interaction with players/celebrities at the lower level. I do enjoy sitting courtside at G-league games and have had some pretty cool interactions.

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PeRmAnEnTiNtErN

Honestly, when I am actually able to go to a game, I will buy the tickets right before (which is usually when I know I can go to a game anyways) and They end up being dirt cheap and you can get some good seats too.

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firstyearhelp

depends on the team!

Whatever1984

A friend's got a row 6 season pass for Devils games. They're so bad that I go a few times a month because I live a quarter mile away. (it's walkable)

The only difference between Asset Management and Investment Research is assets. I generally see somebody I know on TV on Bloomberg/CNBC etc. once or twice a week. This sounds cool, until I remind myself that I see somebody I know on ESPN five days a week.

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