FanSee is incredibly flexible in terms of runtime. Many organizations run it for four to six minutes during pre-game when fans are arriving and settling into their seats, then again for a minute or more at halftime. Pre-game is particularly valuable because there's typically limited entertainment content during this period — players are warming up, partner ads are cycling, and fans are looking for engagement. FanSee fills this dead time brilliantly while giving fans the thrill of potentially appearing on the big screen. At halftime, even a shorter burst of FanSee maintains energy and engagement. The key is having enough participating fans in your queue to cycle through smoothly — with a 74,000-seat stadium, you'll have no shortage of fans wanting to participate, and the person moderating can quickly select and cycle through quality feeds.
