DoD/Flo are a cancer

[BloomerHarvickFan]

. Using the logic of the original post from TeNfOMaFiA69, it would be like paying one admission at a race track and then getting totally pi$$ed because they won't let his whole family come in free.

That's not really the same thing. I mean you could have 100 people watching on one device. There's really no comparison with buying single person tickets to an event.

I don't like single screen availability either. But with these small time companies, I do understand they can't afford a whole town watching the races on one guys account (unless they're good enough friends to all come over)

[MRM]

Exactly!!! I would pay more if my family could also watch while I am it on the road...

Contact them and see what they can do for you on two devices. Chance are they max it out for one to keep people from sharing.

[riddle28]

DoD has been like that for awhile, i dont blame them at all considering all of the piggybacking and pirating that already goes on. Other than their Illinois bias DoD has been one of, if not the best, things to happen to DLM racing the last 15 years

[champion24]

We can't watch 2 different races, on 2 different phones, on the same network (6 feet from each other) without buying another $150 account. That's a problem and will only get worse

[TDRacin®]

We can't watch 2 different races, on 2 different phones, on the same network (6 feet from each other) without buying another $150 account. That's a problem and will only get worse

You can if you're connected to the same wifi. If one or both phones are on a cellular connection, then no. But you can definitely watch on as many devices as you want on the same network.

[IL LM Fan]

Well, it's race day. Should be easy enough to test multiple devices on your home network, tonight with Fairbury.