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Originally Posted by NoMo50
Most of the bars on the squares will show multiple games. City Fire in Brownwood does, and they even put up signs below each TV showing which game will be on that TV. The game audio will be iffy. Either the sound will be muted, or the noise level in the bar will negate it. Also, understand how rude it is to go to a bar to watch a game, and not make any purchases. Over the last few years, we averaged around $50 spent each time we went out to watch a game. This year, I went with the NFL Sunday Ticket, so I'll be watching from home. Got in on it early, and paid $249 for the season. Figure I'll actually save a little money, plus my furniture is more comfortable, my beer is cheaper, and I don't have to drive anywhere.
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Is there any other places with NFL ticket in Brownwood other than City Fire, Gators and WOB?
Also, I forgot Lollygaggers which is near the Turnpike exit on 301. Wasn't that crowded last year because of it's location. Maybe different this year.
And there is a very big sports bar in Leesburg called Cousin Vinnies.
Both have websites if interested.