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The rating system for SeatGeek is completely bogus. The logarithms used to created them are faulty and not credible, in my direct and personal experience. Where I know the stadium and seating experience, SeatGeek gives higher color ratings to directly comparable, poorer seats that are selling for less than the seats they rate as a "better buy". Advice, go to StubHub or Ticketmaster and do you work there. Forget about this system because it is unreliable.
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In town for business and decided to go to a Mariners game. So I buy one single seat ticket. I get...
Hi Dallas, we're sorry to hear that. We factor in lots of things while calculating deal score, and we're always tinkering to make it better. Some of the factors that influence Deal Score are: historical ticket prices for the performer and the venue, the row location, the expected sightline from the section, and the quality of the other available tickets for the event.
If you really like math and want to learn more about Deal Score, head here: http://chairnerd.seatgeek.com/the-math-behind-ticket-bargains/